We don't want to go on like this! We deserve to enjoy and smile!"Ģ5N+16 Ni Una Más is a collaborative video that celebrates the growing movement of women, girls and adolescents raising their voices against gender-based violence and demanding to live a life free of violence. Asking for help is an opportunity to get out. “Marked different at birth, getting used to it is another way to die. It is the foundation that sustains an unequal system,” adds Obeja Negra, rapper and activist from Cd. But I do not have to accept that it is only a dream, I know that one day we will see it.” Where you don’t disappear… Then I woke up and saw that this reality remains a longing.
“There's no discrimination, let alone violence.
#Ni una mas in english skin
Where women are protected from girlhood and skin colour does not define you before the law,” sings Oaxacan rapper Mare in 25N+16 Ni Una Más. "I dreamed of a place where no woman dies at the hands of a man who has sworn that he loves her. Femicide, which is the most extreme form of violence against women, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to gender-based violence in the country – 66 per cent of women in Mexico have experienced at least one incident of emotional, economic, physical or sexual violence or discrimination throughout their lives.
In Mexico, between 10 and 11 women are killed every 24 hours because of their gender. Musicians, visual artists, activists, journalists, photographers, filmmakers and human rights defenders have united to create 25N+16 Ni Una Más, an audiovisual piece promoted by the Spotlight Initiative Mexico for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women and Girls and the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Violence. A united call to end to violence aganst women and girls
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