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Na Libia, Zahra' Langhi fez parte do movimento dos "dias de fúria" que ajudou derrubar o ditador Kadafi. Mas -- e depois? Nas primeiras eleições, os líbios tentaram uma inovação na lista de candidatos, a "lista zíper", que assegurava uma representação igualitária entre homens e mulheres de ambas as partes. Mesmo assim, a mesma política de impasse, dominância e exclusão venceu. O que a Líbia precisa agora, sugere Langhi, é colaboração, e não competição; compaixão, e não fúria.
Zahra' Langhi is the cofounder of Libyan Women’s Platform for Peace (LWPP), a movement advocating for women’s socio-political empowerment and peace-building. Full bio »
Translated into Portuguese, Brazilian by Gislene Kucker Arantes
Reviewed by Karina Guzzi
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