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I’ve just been asked to pass on the following. The organizers apologize for the last minute notice:
International Day of Protest against violent Abuse and Murders of Sex Workers
세계 성노동자 폭행 및 살해에 대한 항의의 날
On July 19th, 2013, people are gathering in 35 cities across the globe to protest against violence against sex workers.
Following the murders of Dora Özer and Petite Jasmine on the 9th and 11 of July 2013, sex workers, their friends, families, and allies are coming together to demand an end to stigma, criminalisation, violence and murders. In the week since the two tragedies occurred, the feelings of anger, grief, sadness and injustice – for the loss of Dora and Jasmine, but also for the senseless and systemic murders and violence against sex workers worldwide – have brought together people in 35 cities from four continents who agreed to organise demos, vigils, and protests in front of Turkish and Swedish embassies or other symbolic places. JOIN US on Friday the 19th at 3 pm local time and stand in solidarity with sex workers and their loved ones around the world! Justice for Dora! Justice for Jasmine! Justice for all sex workers who are victims of violence!
Main Website: http://jasmineanddora.wordpress.com/
Seoul: http://jasmineanddora.wordpress.com/seoul
Meet at Yeo-i-yean Office (Center for Women’s & Cultural Theory) from 1pm
여이연(여성문화이론 연구소) 오후 1시
Bring pink roses and red umbrellas!
분홍 장미와 빨간우산도 준비해주세요!
Contact: 밀사 @Milsa_
The Grand Narrative 
Shouldn’t every day be is an International Day of Protest against Violent Abuse and Murders of Anyone?
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