During the event "Mimosas Rotas" of Ketty Caraffa the day against violence, the International Centre for the promotion of human rights based in Argentina today Tuesday, in Lombardy, made link in the chain of the 2017 peace awards in the Office of the "European Parliament Headquarters in Milan

" on the occasion of the 25th of November, international month of the fight against violence to women. In the event
"Mimose Stazzate" Idea and creation of the international journalist Ketty Carrafa with the collaboration of the journalist, international activist by the DD. HH and critical political Alicia Erazo, became the international award "Link of the chain of peace" by the hand of Dr. Laura Navarro de Contreras directly of the "human rights training centre" in Buenos air to Jadiyetu El Mohtar leading Sidahmed activist of the Saharavi. Francesco Vivacqua Chairman of culture and solidarity, Gabriela Montoneri among others. The event featured the participation of Sopranos, artists and celebrity guests and important authorities. The prize awarded to the Saharan representation is
grants in recognition of the achievements and the role of Saharawi women.
The event was witnessed by multiple national and international personalities, among which stands out, writer and President of the Association of collective memory, Ketty Carrafa, the director of the media of the Parliament European Centre, Bruno Marasa, the consultant studies in the city of Milan, Francesco Vivacqua and Argentine lawyer Laura Navarro, who awarded the prize to the Saharan diplomatic, Jadiyetu El Mohtar, responsible for Foreign Affairs of the National Union of Sahrawi women.

The ceremony, which featured the participation of the representative of the Frente Polisario in the region, Dahan Abdelfatah, was used to address the injustices and human rights violations suffered by the Saharans in the occupied areas at the hands of the Moroccan occupier. In this line, the present personalities, condemned the silence of the international community.
Moreover, the writer and President of the Association of collective memory, Ketty Carrafa, stressed in his speech, rooted in Sahrawi society, values that are those which guarantee
equality between men and women
Photos: Gabriela Mintoneri.