March 26 at 19:30 hours, was presented at the Human Rights Commission District Federal, Video: " The sun's brightness we lost that day, by the Mexican Commission for the Defense and Promotion Human Rights.
This video is part of a job, which for two years, worked a psychologist and a journalist with the Mexican Commission for the Defense and Promotion of Human Rights AC, and complements a book bearing the same title in which documents psychosocial involvement femicide and impunity was the mother, Paloma famliares and the community in general.
During the video presentation, the words of Norma Ledesma, mother of Paloma was blunt: "This is a struggle not of death, life. Our experience is INAME, but not stop until we know the truth about what happened the day Paloma died and who is killed. "
Paloma disappeared in 2002 and was the mobilization of her mother, family, friends and the support of the Human Rights of women, who managed to succeed in 16 days after finding her body.
two years ago during the visit of the monologues of the maquila to Chihuahua, we were able to meet standard and the work that the organization "Justice for Our Daughters", which she is a member. They counsel mothers and organize themselves to seek justice that the Mexican government has refused to give. It is so important to their work, which in recent years, obviously without the help of the authorities, have managed to rescue 13 young.
The work of Justice for Our Daughters, has been accompanied by other women committed to justice, as the Center for Women's Rights in Chihuahua.
The Mexican Commission for the Defense and Promotion of Human Rights, Justice for our daughters and the center of the Justuicia and international law, filed a petition with the Inter-American Commission on Humans Rights for the case to be brought before the Inter- human rights ... that decision is pending.
Today, the feminist movement in Chihuahua, remains an inspiration to the women's movement nationally and for all and all those fighting for the defense human rights-as Norma Ledezma say: "there are those who have chosen to be in this fight, life brought us here, there are other women who are there because they want to change things."
Thus together and work together on the differences, women in Chihuahua have walked for years, demanding justice.
The exodus of women's lives, The cross of nails, Women in Black, the publishing of books, workshops, meetings, etc., Have been part of the strategy to seek justice for the mothers of young people killed and also a way to disseminate this issue and raise awareness in society.
In Chihuahua, we had the opportunity to meet work of these women committed to their company and learn from them: Norma, Hilda, Fighting, Grace, Imelda, Elizabeth, Cecilia, Minerva, Alma, Raquel, are some of the names of these brave women participating from different organizations: "Our two daughters Justice," "Women in Mexico", "Center for Women's Rights", "Red Mesa Women" CETLAC, etc.,
The work of these organizations is very important because as we says Norma Ledesma, the state's strategy has been to criminalize the victims, so it is important to know who these young people who are killed and their families and work for justice.
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participation emphasizes the word memory and its importance, that we do not forget, we share the story of Paloma, Neyra, each and every one of them, so in this blog is shared a little of what we have heard, and who sent them a permanent embrace. **
Paloma Angélica Escobar Ledesma disappeared the evening of March 2, 2002. He had gone to his computer classes and never return.
To her family, that was Principleis a long struggle for justice plagued by irregularities and institutional failures.
deficiencies in the investigation of the disappearance and murder of Paloma make it a paradigmatic case characterized not only by violence or extreme but impunity and permisiblilidad message that sends to society.
