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Shaakya from AkiDwA making vital points about the barriers faced by migrant women in accessing maternal care and the shocking statistics of the dangers facing migrant women in relation to maternal health #SavitaNeverAgain #SavitaMarch

Our staff member Shaakya represented AkiDwA today at the March for Savita, to highlight the barriers migrant women still face with regard to healthcare in Ireland. There is still a long way to go to make healthcare equitable and universal for all women in Ireland.

We are live at the ROSA - Socialist Feminist Movement March for Savita today. ✊️✊️

#NeverAgain

Why should we all join the march on Saturday 29th October?- our lives, our rights, our freedom!. Additionally Infant death rates are up to two times higher for African-born women in Ireland. AkiDwA Womenscouncilireland Cllr. Uruemu Adejinmi IDPAD Ireland Wezesha Dada

10 years on from Savita's death we still have to fight for our right to bodily autonomy. In 2018 the constitutional barrier was brought down but many barriers still remain. Join us on Saturday at the Garden of Remembrance at 1pm for #SavitaMarch #SavitaNeverAgain

I had the chance to chat to Sarah McInerney on Drivetime RTE yesterday about Ireland's legal obligations to refugees and the need for a strong international protection system in Ireland for us to be on the right side of history as a country. Listen back:
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Migrant women have the right to adequate maternal care--this is unacceptable. If you are as angry as we are about the issue of poor healthcare for migrant women, joins us at Saturday's march organised by ROSA - Socialist Feminist Movement

Akidwa was happy to meet with Choose the Cause of Women this week, who are travelling from France!

Struggle for abortion is a class issue! FiLiA conference 2022 ENoMW Womenscouncilireland

Indeed Prostitution form of male violence- at Filia conference 20222. The largest Feminist conference in Europe Ruhama Immigrant Council.ie