Costa Rica’s ‘Slut Walk’

Costa Rica's ‘Slut Walk'

Posted 17 August 2011 18:16 GMT

Countries	Costa Rica
Topics	Human Rights, Protest, Religion, Women & Gender
Languages	Spanish

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José Medrano [es], ‘Conejitos Suicidas' [es] and Julio Córdoba [es], among others, blogged about the ‘Slut Walk‘ which was held in Costa Rica for the first time on Sunday, August 14.

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[...] movement with rallies and marches from Sydney to London. See Global Voices coverage on SlutWalks in Costa Rica, India, Brazil and Australia. "Respect" – Picture from SlutWalk Morocco Facebook [...]

# 7 September 2011, 12:04 pm
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[...] for the TorontoWalk and is still rolling throughout the world (see GV coverage on SlutWalks in Costa Rica, Brazil, India, Morocco, [...]

# 5 December 2011, 14:03 pm
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[...] wird immer noch weltweit bekannt gemacht (siehe auch die GV Berichterstattung über SlutWalks in Costa Rica [en], Brasilien [en], Indien [en], Marokko [en] und Australien [...]

# 8 December 2011, 18:30 pm
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[...] for the TorontoWalk and is still rolling throughout the world (see GV coverage on SlutWalks in Costa Rica, Brazil, India, Morocco, [...]

# 10 December 2011, 18:25 pm
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[...] Märschen von Sydney bis London. Siehe auch die Global-Voices-Berichterstattung über SlutWalks in Costa Rica [en], Indien [en], Brasilien [en] und Australien [en]. "Respect" – Bild von der SlutWalk [...]

# 29 December 2011, 12:34 pm

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