The World Women’s March Belgium organised a national march on International Women’s Rights Day. Police counted 10,000 participants. Organisers connected the rollback of rights with austerity, precarious and part-time work, the gendered pension gap, abortion rights, LGBTQIA+ rights, migrant rights and gender-based violence. This intersectional framing placed care work and women’s economic security inside the social-movement debate, rather than treating them as separate “women’s issues.”
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How did the World Women’s March frame the gendered effect of austerity?
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Organisers linked labour flexibility, pensions, abortion and LGBTQIA+ rights, migrant rights and gender-based violence.
The 8 March 2025 women’s march treated migrant rights and LGBTQIA+ rights as irrelevant to feminist organising.
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Reporting records these among the issues raised alongside austerity and gender-based violence.