Mary Anne Zammit
Malta
- Ciudad, Estado Qormi, n/a
- Ubicación geográfica Europa
- Lenguas Maltese and second language English. I have studied German to the level of a Certificate B 1 from the Goethe Institute.
- Edad 45
Sobre mí
My professional career is that of Probation Officer and qualified in Social Work and in Probation Services, graduated from University of Malta.
I am author of four books in Maltese and one in English which is Torn Velvet; A story about Rape. I am also artist. I have recently completed with success a course Diploma in Diplomatic Studies at the University of Malta. Presently, I am coordinating a social issues committee of the National Council of Women in Malta. Iam also active member with a left wing organization.
Muestra cambiada por:
I seek to exhibit change through education, political campaigns and through my writing.
Me apasiona:
I am passionate about Gender Issues, Violence on women, Environment and climate change and Human Rights.
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de Su exhibición:
In times of armed conflict, women and young girls are more vulnerable to rape and sexual abuse. In the story below, I imagine the reality of Rachela, a young woman from Bosnia Herzegovina, who was raped and left to deal with her memories of the experience and a son born from the event.
de Economica:
Entre el 28 y el 30 de noviembre, Mary Anne Zammit participó en representación del Partido Verde de Malta en una reunión de la red mediterránea organizada por los partidos verdes europeos en Nicosia, Chipre. Zammit presentó un trabajo sobre derechos humanos en países no pertenecientes a la Unión Europea que se centraba en la trata de personas, un problema común en la región de los Balcanes y el Mediterráneo. Este artículo está inspirado en esa presentación.
de Su exhibición:
Between November 28 and 3o, I participated on behalf of the Green Party of Malta in a Mediterranean Network Meeting organized by the European Greens in Nicosia, Cyprus. I presented a paper on human rights in non-European Union countries focusing on human trafficking, a problem common in the Balkans and in the Mediterranean region. This article is inspired by the presentation.
