0134.01.0231
A "Women in Black" Movement Protest in Acre, 1989

Found in the Movement of Democratic Women in Israel Collection, and taken by Qasem Sha'ban in Acre on 13 October 1989, this photograph captures women standing in support and solidarity with the Women in Black Movement on one of their weekly protests. The Movement includes a group of Israeli women who used to gather every Friday wearing black clothes and carrying slogans including (Stop the Occupation) in Hebrew, Arabic and English, in response to the Israeli Occupation Forces violation of human rights during the First Intifada.

Date created

October 13 1989

COLLECTIONS

The Democratic Women's Movement Collection

The Democratic Women's Movement Sub-collection 1: Photographs

Tags

Qasem Sha'ban Women Movement of Democratic Women - Acre Coast Coast Coast

Topics

Architecture and Landscape Resistance and Struggle Social and Institutional Activism Social Groups and Population Social History Other Women

TYPE

Still Image

LOCATION

Akka

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Format

Color photographs

Source of Description

فتحية صغير (السكرتيرة العامة لحركة النساء الديمقراطيات في إسرائيل). مقابلة مع لمى غوشة (باحثة في أرشيف المتحف الفلسطيني الرقمي). أيلول – تشرين الثاني 2018.;Wikipedia contributors. (2021, April 6). Women in Black. In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 07:15, June 30, 2021, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Women_in_Black&oldid=1016388721

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A "Women in Black" Movement Protest in Acre, 1989

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