Protest vor der Irischen Botschaft in Berlin

Botschaft von Irland Jägerstraße 51 10117 Berlin

21. November 2012    18 Uhr

Savita Halappanavar starb in einem Hospital in Irland nachdem Ärzte ihr eine Abtreibung verweigert hatten an einer Blutvergiftung.
Wir wollen uns heute vor der irischen Botschaft versammeln, um gegen die unmenschlichen Zustände in Irland zu demonstrieren, in denen eine Frau eher sterben gelassen wird, als ihrem Recht auf Selbstbestimmung und medizinischer Versorgung nach zu kommen.
Abtreibung ist zu lange schon ein Spielball der irischen Regierung, um ihre Autonomie und ihre Katholizismus zu präsentieren, auf Kosten der Frauen. Es ist nur legal um das Leben der Frau zu retten. Jeden Tag müssen ca. 13 Frauen aus Irland in die UK reisen, um eine Abtreibung bekommen zu können. Aber dieser Fall zeigt, dass sogar Ärzte willkürlich Abtreibung verweigern, um das Leben der Fötus zu retten, weil die Irische Regierung an der Stigmatisierung der Abtreibung weiter festhält.

Bringt Kerzen und Transparente, sagt euren Freunden bescheid, damit wir gemeinsam in Solidarität mit den Frauen in Irland diesem Irrsinn entgegentreten können.

siehe auch: International Day of Action for Legal Abortionhttps://www.facebook.com/events/175080575964011/

An International Day of Action for Legal Abortion in Ireland following the tragic and unnecessary death of Savita Halappanavar will take place on Wednesday 21st of November. There will also be a picket at the Irish Parliament, The Dail.

Pickets will take place at Irish Embassies or central city locations across the world to register our disgust at the death of this woman due to the ambiguity around the issue in Ireland. Ireland’s abortion laws are antiquated and must be changed. This would never have happened if women had the right to choose in Ireland.

Demand change now, picket your local embassy! Post details of our local event here and we’ll add them to the description. http://www.dfa.ie/home/index.aspx?id=285 Protesters at embassies are being asked to hand in a letter of protest. A standard letter will be available soon, or you can write your own.

 

IRELAND 
Rally at the Dail, 150 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 Dublin, Ireland

INDIA  
Protest Wednesday, 21 November 2012
17:30 until 19:00 in UTC+05:30
at the Town Hall in Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka

UK  
London
Press call/picket at the Irish Embassy in London
at 9am to allow or the student protests later in the day

Edinburgh   
Scottish Solidarity Protest 5:30pm
Irish Consulate, 16 Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh

GERMANY
   Vigil for Savita and protest Irish abortion law outside the Irish embassy in Berlin
6pm Botschaft von Irland Jägerstraße 51 10117 Berlin

BELGIUM
    Vigil at 6pm at Irish Embassy, Chaussee d’Etterbeek 180, Bruxelles 1040, Belgium

http://www.paulmurphymep.eu/international-day-of-action-for-legal-abortion-in-ireland-following-tragic-unnecessary-death-of-savita-halappanavar

International Day of Action for Legal Abortion in Ireland Following Tragic, Unnecessary Death of Savita Halappanavar

· Protests to be held at Irish Embassies across the world and at the Dail Wednesday 21st November

· Letter of Protest signed by MEPs to be sent to Taoiseach

Socialist Party / United Left Alliance MEP Paul Murphy today called for an international day of action for legal abortion in Ireland following the tragic death of Savita Halappanavar:

“The death of Savita Halappananavar is the tragic and unnecessary result of the failure of Irish governments to introduce abortion legislation. The failure to separate Church and state has resulted in the Catholic Church in Ireland having an over-bearing, conservative grip on health and educational policies.

“I am calling for an international day of action for Wednesday 21st to call for legal abortion to be introduced in Ireland. Protests will be held in cities and at Irish embassies across the world to put pressure on the Irish government to introduce legal abortion. Already I know that protests will take place in cities across Britain, in Belgium, Germany and Sweden.

“Along with Mikael Gustafsson, chair of the women’s Rights and Equality committee, I have initiated a letter of protest at the failure of the Irish state to legislate for abortion rights. The letter has already been signed by over 20 MEPs.

“International pressure can only embarrass the government, the people of Ireland must turn out in vast numbers at Saturday’s protest and maintain a campaign thereafter to force the government to legislate for full abortion rights.”