The 'Crossed Legs' Campaign: Colombian women try sex ban to stop gang violence
transmitter | 22.12.2006 15:28 | Anti-militarism | Gender | World
Girlfriends and wives of gang members in Pereira, one of Colombia's most violent cities, have called a 'sex ban' in a bid to get their men to give up the gun. The idea of 'strike of crossed legs', which is backed by the mayor of Pereira, came from a meeting of wives and girlfriends over the progress of a disarmament scheme.
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