Mary Anne Zammit
Malte
- Ville, État Qormi, n/a
- Situation géographique Europe
- Langues Maltese and second language English. I have studied German to the level of a Certificate B 1 from the Goethe Institute.
- Age 45
A propos de moi
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.
Faites preuve de changement en:
I seek to exhibit change through education, political campaigns and through my writing.
Je suis passionnée par:
I am passionate about Gender Issues, Violence on women, Environment and climate change and Human Rights.
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de Votre Exposition:
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:
Between November 28 and 30, Mary Anne Zammit participated on behalf of the Green Party of Malta in a Mediterranean Network meeting organized by the European Greens in Nicosia, Cyprus. Zammit 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.
de Votre Exposition:
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.
