Catch up on all the #8M25 mobilizations worldwide
Women have reaped political victories that were long cultivated through organization and mobilization. The achievement of rights is the result of the collective effort of the working class. We salute all women who, in different territories, sustain life, food, care, and social transformations. As La Via Campesina, we reaffirm our commitment to Peasant and Popular Feminism and its campaign Stop Violence, promoting concrete responses to current crises through food sovereignty and feminist struggle.
At the same time, we call for international solidarity and mobilization against fascism, in defense of human rights, Food Sovereignty and social justice. Women continue marching, denouncing violence and environmental and social crimes, resisting the looting of our resources and the massacre of our peoples. We continue weaving networks and alliances to expose patriarchy, capitalism and neoliberalism as a threat to life on this planet!
Haiti: Women call against domination, discrimination and violence
On March 8, 2025, in honor of International Women’s Struggle Day, Haitian peasant organizations Mouvman Peyizan Papay (MPP) and Tèt Kole Ti Peyizan Ayisyen, both members of the CLOC – LVC in Haiti, raised their voices to denounce the violence, discrimination, and inequalities faced by women. Amid a severe political and social crisis, they are calling for mobilization to recognize and defend the rights of Haitian women.
Argentina : “Without land and water in our hands, hunger advances”
The work of rural women, their role in building food sovereignty, and their daily lives in the territory are some of the key issues addressed by Carolina Llorens from the National Peasant Indigenous Movement (MNCI-ST). Ahead of another March 8,…
3rd Nyéléni Global Forum : Women in struggle for systemic transformation #8M25
March 8 is not just a date for commemoration, but a day of struggle and demand for the rights of working women worldwide. From feminist economy to food sovereignty, from resistance to capitalist expansion to the defense of bodies and…
The ARNA Region’s statement draws attention to the impact of wars, conflicts, and patriarchy on peasant women
The statement issued by the Arab and North African member organizations of La Via Campesina on the occasion of March 8th points to the impact that genocidal wars, conflicts, and patriarchy are having on women and girls in the region.
Landless Women’s Day denounces violence in agriculture and proposes an alternative to the environmental crisis
March 8 is not the sum total of women’s struggles, but it reaffirms our capacity for organization, resistance, and commitment to revolution. Building 8M connects us with working women across the globe, united in the fight for a free, equal,…
ECVC Women’s Articulation send open letter to Hansen on position of women in the Vision for Agriculture and Food
According to European Commission data, men receive 60% of CAP income subsidies, while women receive just 12% (European Court of Auditors, 2019) despite managing 29% of farms in the EU. This highlights structural inequalities in capital access.
Paraguay: Popular pots & the women who support homes and families
The women who lead the soup kitchens are, in many cases, the main defenders of food sovereignty, since they are organized to produce, distribute and guarantee that their communities receive food fairly.
Honduras: Without us, there is no present or future. Without us, there is no democracy!
Although Honduras has its first female president, the political and economic structures remain dominated by men. In the National Congress, despite parity and alternation, there are only 35 female legislators (27%), and at the municipal level, only 20 female mayors…
