The majority of the texts proposed by our experts were written during the late seventies and eighties, a period where radical and autonomous feminist groups appeared and fought for issues related to domestic violence, contraception and the legalisation of abortions, punishment of rapists, the knowledge of the bodily functions and the discovery of female sexuality and the writing of women’s history.

A discussion on ‘feminism and politics’ on key feminist issues as collective action, family, motherhood, state etc.

One of the first articles in Greece which comments on how language reflects and reproduces gender roles and stereotypes, as well as sexual violence against women.

The legalisation of abortion in Greece was one of the burning question of that time.

The text explained why women’s question was beyond class differences, as women were still treated as second class citizens while issues such as their unpaid domestic work, men’s violence to women, all the disadvantages that women faced in work and education, were issues for all women, because of their gender and not because of their social origins.

The complex relationship of feminism with politics and public policies.

The government to take immediate steps to introduce electoral quotas of 35%

One of the first manifestos that disputed the existing family legislation, presenting the changes that should be made in each article of the family law in order to bring social justice for both women and men.