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Aroa Fandiño Serrano

Aroa Fandiño Serrano is specialist in European Law. She has a degree in Law and two master’s degrees in Law of the European Union and in economics and politics. She worked for the Council of Europe Development Bank and the Brussels Delegation of the Spanish Bar Council. She writes about European affairs in her own blog called www.europeaconvencida.com. She is also member of different feminist and European federalists groups and part of the Brussels group of the “This Time I’m voting” campaign. You can follow Aroa on Twitter at @EUconvencida and Instagram at @europeaconvencida.
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This time I’m Voting to Eradicate Violence against Women in Europe

06/05/201921/08/2019 By Aroa Fandiño Serrano

One of the most visible forms of discrimination is violence exerted against women. The Istanbul Convention is in the process of being ratified by the EU but it needs political will to get it through – this is why Europe needs feminism.

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