Go and march for 8th of March
Contact: Vedrana Prasto (vedrana@fondacijacure.org)
CURE Foundation invites the citizens and the media on International Women’s Day 2010, which they mark with the great activistic march in the ocassion of 8th March.
The march for 8th of March will take place in Sarajevo, beginning at 11:00 AM, and it will gather activists in front of the Parliament of BiH followed by a walk together to the former Liberation Square (Trg Alija Izetbegovic), where they will held quiet standing and performance.
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