Top 15 Aminata Touré Quotes

She said she would strive to find out what she can do in Germany to ensure that political decisions on climate policy do not have a negative impact on her parents' homeland.[https://www.dw.com/en/new-role-for-aminata-toure-german-green-with-african-roots/a-5020251

responsibility towards affected African countries and in particular the population in Mali.

It was about the elementary survival of people in the region where my parents come from,

"Repressive asylum policy" will not prevent people in need from fleeing to Germany

many a decision would be closer to the reality of life of the people directly affected by the laws.

In Germany, it is still the case that 95% of the people who deal with migration and asylum-seeking issues will never be affected by the laws,

That is when I noticed that many problems still exist in refugee policy,

"I don't want to choose between one of these two worlds," she said.

They thought we were French or American.

In Mali they immediately recognized that we didn't grow up there,

I've always found politics exciting,

"They fought for survival and had no time for political participation," she said.

Among other things. I believe that women often have to invest more in parties than men because they are in the minority. That scares you again. Many social groups are not involved in politics because they simply cannot afford to invest so much time. Personally, I don't have the impression that I had to give up much for political work, but that I actually gained a lot from the opportunity to do politics. Basically, in the political world, both women and men have to be able to endure a lot, for example being hostile for the positions they represent.

International Women's Day is more relevant than ever this year! Right-wing movements, especially the AfD, question feminist achievements. We Greens are resolutely opposed to this. We cannot do a right-wing “roll back” against the promotion of women, gender and equality. On the contrary, we continue to fight resolutely for equality, diversity and tolerance. We firmly oppose the attempt by racists to exploit the women's movement and queer commitment. We fight to ensure that all people can live their gender identity without restrictions.

We can be more – the power of diversity