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Hardback. Condición: Good. "There are many women like Belén whose names we don?t know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman?s fight for justice."?Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman wrongfully imprisoned for having a miscarriage?an injustice that galvanized a powerful feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belén, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache?and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage?without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation?s repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belén was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.This landmark case is a glaring example of how women?s health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable?BIPOC, rural, and low-income?women at greater risk of prosecution. Belén?s cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belén met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas?not one more?symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belén wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernández to decriminalize abortion in 2021.Translated by Julia SanchesIn this gripping and personal account of the legal battle and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina?s leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belén could happen to any woman?and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.What Happened to Belén is more than a true story; it?s a journalistic investigation into a fight for human rights that reveals: A Landmark Case for Reproductive Rights: The unbelievable story of how a young woman went to the emergency room for a stomachache and was sentenced for homicide after having a miscarriage she didn't know about.The Fight for Justice: Inside the grueling legal battle led by feminist lawyer Soledad Deza to clear Belén?s name against a repressive legal system.A Global Feminist Movement: How Belén's cause, championed by Amnesty International, sparked the international #niunamas movement and brought thousands into the streets demanding change.The Power of Collective Action: A powerful testament to how grassroots activism and investigative journalism can challenge systemic injustice and ultimately pressure a government to change its laws.…

Hardback. Condición: Very Good. "There are many women like Belén whose names we don?t know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman?s fight for justice."?Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman wrongfully imprisoned for having a miscarriage?an injustice that galvanized a powerful feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belén, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache?and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage?without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation?s repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belén was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.This landmark case is a glaring example of how women?s health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable?BIPOC, rural, and low-income?women at greater risk of prosecution. Belén?s cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belén met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas?not one more?symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belén wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernández to decriminalize abortion in 2021.Translated by Julia SanchesIn this gripping and personal account of the legal battle and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina?s leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belén could happen to any woman?and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.What Happened to Belén is more than a true story; it?s a journalistic investigation into a fight for human rights that reveals: A Landmark Case for Reproductive Rights: The unbelievable story of how a young woman went to the emergency room for a stomachache and was sentenced for homicide after having a miscarriage she didn't know about.The Fight for Justice: Inside the grueling legal battle led by feminist lawyer Soledad Deza to clear Belén?s name against a repressive legal system.A Global Feminist Movement: How Belén's cause, championed by Amnesty International, sparked the international #niunamas movement and brought thousands into the streets demanding change.The Power of Collective Action: A powerful testament to how grassroots activism and investigative journalism can challenge systemic injustice and ultimately pressure a government to change its laws.…

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Hardback. Condición: Good. "There are many women like Belén whose names we don?t know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman?s fight for justice."?Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman wrongfully imprisoned for having a miscarriage?an injustice that galvanized a powerful feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belén, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache?and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage?without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation?s repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belén was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.This landmark case is a glaring example of how women?s health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable?BIPOC, rural, and low-income?women at greater risk of prosecution. Belén?s cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belén met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas?not one more?symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belén wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernández to decriminalize abortion in 2021.Translated by Julia SanchesIn this gripping and personal account of the legal battle and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina?s leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belén could happen to any woman?and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.What Happened to Belén is more than a true story; it?s a journalistic investigation into a fight for human rights that reveals: A Landmark Case for Reproductive Rights: The unbelievable story of how a young woman went to the emergency room for a stomachache and was sentenced for homicide after having a miscarriage she didn't know about.The Fight for Justice: Inside the grueling legal battle led by feminist lawyer Soledad Deza to clear Belén?s name against a repressive legal system.A Global Feminist Movement: How Belén's cause, championed by Amnesty International, sparked the international #niunamas movement and brought thousands into the streets demanding change.The Power of Collective Action: A powerful testament to how grassroots activism and investigative journalism can challenge systemic injustice and ultimately pressure a government to change its laws.…

Hardback. Condición: Very Good. "There are many women like Belén whose names we don?t know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman?s fight for justice."?Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman wrongfully imprisoned for having a miscarriage?an injustice that galvanized a powerful feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belén, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache?and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage?without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation?s repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belén was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.This landmark case is a glaring example of how women?s health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable?BIPOC, rural, and low-income?women at greater risk of prosecution. Belén?s cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belén met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas?not one more?symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belén wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernández to decriminalize abortion in 2021.Translated by Julia SanchesIn this gripping and personal account of the legal battle and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina?s leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belén could happen to any woman?and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.What Happened to Belén is more than a true story; it?s a journalistic investigation into a fight for human rights that reveals: A Landmark Case for Reproductive Rights: The unbelievable story of how a young woman went to the emergency room for a stomachache and was sentenced for homicide after having a miscarriage she didn't know about.The Fight for Justice: Inside the grueling legal battle led by feminist lawyer Soledad Deza to clear Belén?s name against a repressive legal system.A Global Feminist Movement: How Belén's cause, championed by Amnesty International, sparked the international #niunamas movement and brought thousands into the streets demanding change.The Power of Collective Action: A powerful testament to how grassroots activism and investigative journalism can challenge systemic injustice and ultimately pressure a government to change its laws.…

hardcover. Condición: Very Good. With very good dust jacket. Very Good hardcover with light shelfwear - NICE! Standard-sized.

Paperback. Condición: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

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Hardback or Cased Book. Condición: New. What Happened to Bel�n: The Unjust Imprisonment That Sparked a Women's Rights Movement. Book.

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Hardback. Condición: New. "There are many women like Belén whose names we don't know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman's fight for justice."-Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman wrongfully imprisoned for having a miscarriage-an injustice that galvanized a powerful feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belén, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache-and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage-without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation's repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belén was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.This landmark case is a glaring example of how women's health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable-BIPOC, rural, and low-income-women at greater risk of prosecution. Belén's cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belén met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas-not one more-symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belén wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernández to decriminalize abortion in 2021.Translated by Julia SanchesIn this gripping and personal account of the legal battle and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina's leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belén could happen to any woman-and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.What Happened to Belén is more than a true story; it's a journalistic investigation into a fight for human rights that reveals: A Landmark Case for Reproductive Rights: The unbelievable story of how a young woman went to the emergency room for a stomachache and was sentenced for homicide after having a miscarriage she didn't know about.The Fight for Justice: Inside the grueling legal battle led by feminist lawyer Soledad Deza to clear Belén's name against a repressive legal system.A Global Feminist Movement: How Belén's cause, championed by Amnesty International, sparked the international #niunamas movement and brought thousands into the streets demanding change.The Power of Collective Action: A powerful testament to how grassroots activism and investigative journalism can challenge systemic injustice and ultimately pressure a government to change its laws.…

Condición: As New. : Alegría es una obra de teatro contemporáneo escrita por un colectivo de autores que incluye a Néstor Villazón, Ruth Vilar, Enrique Torres Infantes, Marcela Terra y muchos otros. Publicada por Ediciones Invasoras, esta edición en tapa blanda consta de 306 páginas y forma parte de la serie TEATRO CONTEMPORÁNEO, específicamente el volumen 129. La obra está escrita en español y se clasifica dentro del género de teatro moderno y contemporáneo. EAN: 9788418885297 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Alegría Autor: Néstor Villazón| Ruth Vilar| Enrique Torres Infantes| Marcela Terra| Fernando Rodríguez Araya| Yaiza Ramos| Francisco Ramírez López| Alfonso Plou| Miguel Palacios| Nacho Ortega| Sara Núñez de Arenas| Pedro Montalbán Kroebel| Carmen Menager| Sebastián Moreno Sembruno| Antonio Miguel Morales Montoro| Áurea Martínez Fresno| Maribel Lázaro Durán| Elena González-Vallinas Garrachón| Ozkar Galán Pérez| Julio Fernández Peláez| Lola Correa| Alberto de Casso Basterrechea| Eduardo Caballero| Roberto Bezos| Beatriz Bergamín Serredi| Jimena Aguilar| Ana Abad de Larriva Editorial: Ediciones Invasoras Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 306 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 196 pages. Spanish language. 9.00x6.00x0.49 inches. In Stock.

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. "There are many women like Belen whose names we dont know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one womans fight for justice."Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman imprisoned for having a miscarriagean injustice that galvanized a feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belen, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachacheand soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriagewithout knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nations repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belen was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.Belens imprisonment is a glaring example of how womens health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerableBIPOC, rural, and low-incomewomen at greater risk of prosecution. Belens cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belen met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamasnot one moresymbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belen wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernandez to decriminalize abortion in 2021. In this gripping and personal account of the case and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentinas leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belen could happen to any womanand that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.Translated by Julia Sanches Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. "There are many women like Belén whose names we don't know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman's fight for justice."-Kirkus Reviews (starred review)Foreword by Margaret AtwoodThe heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman wrongfully imprisoned for having a miscarriage-an injustice that galvanized a powerful feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights.In 2014, Belén, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache-and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage-without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation's repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belén was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide.This landmark case is a glaring example of how women's health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable-BIPOC, rural, and low-income-women at greater risk of prosecution. Belén's cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belén met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas-not one more-symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belén wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernández to decriminalize abortion in 2021.Translated by Julia SanchesIn this gripping and personal account of the legal battle and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina's leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belén could happen to any woman-and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change.What Happened to Belén is more than a true story; it's a journalistic investigation into a fight for human rights that reveals: A Landmark Case for Reproductive Rights: The unbelievable story of how a young woman went to the emergency room for a stomachache and was sentenced for homicide after having a miscarriage she didn't know about.The Fight for Justice: Inside the grueling legal battle led by feminist lawyer Soledad Deza to clear Belén's name against a repressive legal system.A Global Feminist Movement: How Belén's cause, championed by Amnesty International, sparked the international #niunamas movement and brought thousands into the streets demanding change.The Power of Collective Action: A powerful testament to how grassroots activism and investigative journalism can challenge systemic injustice and ultimately pressure a government to change its laws.…

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 196 pages. Spanish language. 9.00x6.00x0.49 inches. In Stock.

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Hardback. Ana Elena Correa, HarperCollins Publishers Inc. "There are many women like Belen whose names we don't know, but whose stories are just as important. An uplifting chronicle of one woman's fight for justice."- Kirkus Reviews (starred review) Foreword by Margaret Atwood The heartbreaking true story of an Argentinian woman imprisoned for having a miscarriage-an injustice that galvanized a feminist movement and became a global rallying cry in the fight for reproductive rights. In 2014, Belen, a twenty-five-year-old woman living in rural Argentina, went to the hospital for a stomachache-and soon found herself in prison. While at the hospital she had a miscarriage-without knowing she was pregnant. Because of the nation's repressive laws surrounding abortion and reproductive rights, the doctors were forced to report her to the authorities. Despite her protestations, Belen was convicted and sentenced to two years for homicide. Belen's imprisonment is a glaring example of how women's health care has become increasingly criminalized, putting the most vulnerable-BIPOC, rural, and low-income-women at greater risk of prosecution. Belen's cause became the centerpiece of a movement to achieve greater protections for all women. After two failed attempts to clear her name, Belen met feminist lawyer Soledad Deza, who quickly rallied Amnesty International and ignited an international feminist movement around #niunamas-not one more-symbolized by thousands of demonstrators around the globe donning white masks, the same kind of mask Belen wore when leaving prison. The #niunamas movement was instrumental in pressuring Argentine president Alberto Fernandez to decriminalize abortion in 2021. In this gripping and personal account of the case and its impact on local law, Ana Correa, one of Argentina's leading journalists and activists, makes clear that what happened to Belen could happen to any woman-and that we all have the power to raise our collective voices and demand change. Translated by Julia Sanches. Hardback.…