Following the criticism and requests for its cancellation, the paper “Deconstructing Feminism and Gender ideology”, which had been announced for this June 13 at La Salle University Mexico City, will no longer be held on campus, according to a statement Issued by the institution.
La Salle University informs: pic.twitter.com/drvaWBkiSQ
— La Salle University (@LaSalle_MX) June 12, 2019
The Conference of Agustín Laje and Nicolás Márquez, which would address the theme of the “danger of false rights”, promoted by the Mexican Council of the Family, would be held this Thursday at 10:00 hours in the oral trial room of the faculty of Right of the La Salle campus, and would have an entry fee of 100 pesos.
CDMX – Deconstructing Feminism and gender ideology
Thursday, June 13th; 10:00 Hrs
La Salle University
Tickets: Previous registration pic.twitter.com/LzsGYvWFR0
— ConFamiliaMX (@confamiliamx) June 11, 2019
Given the criticism of the event in its facilities, La Salle University noted this Tuesday that “is a plural educational space, diverse and open to the exchange of ideas, positions and ideologies, always in favor of the generation of knowledge.”
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“Our philosophy is centered on the person as a fundamental axis, so it is manifested against any kind of discrimination or violence,” he said.
He also clarified that the university did not organize or summon students and/or collaborators to attending the event, and that “the ideas and opinions expressed are the responsibility of the individual who hires a space through the infrastructure rental service.”
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The institution said that activities organized by entities outside the university do not represent their position and philosophy, and that the Lasallians “we are committed to the opening and exchange of ideas and work every day for the formation of Valued professionals, committed to society and Mexico. ”
La Salle University informs: pic.twitter.com/smNIMsWhVj
— La Salle University (@LaSalle_MX) June 12, 2019
In his lectures, the Politologist Agustín Laje and the lawyer Nicolás Márquez, authors of the “Black Book of the New Left” expose topics such as the rejection of “gender ideology” to encourage women and the LGBT community and the public policies that support it , according to what the investigators pointed out in an interview with the country.
When the invitation for the event was announced, the Council to Prevent and eliminate discrimination in Mexico City (copper) sent a letter to La Salle to show “its concern about the existence of messages that justify and promote the denial of Human rights on the grounds of non-normative sexual orientation and gender identity. ”
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“Such messages encourage the persistence of discriminatory practices against people who are believed to transgress socially accepted gender and sex standards,” the document reads.
“While it is true that freedom of expression is a human right recognised in our Constitution and in international treaties ratified by Mexico,” the copper recalled… It has the limit of respect for other human rights such as equality and non-discrimination. ”
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In the document, the Council reports that, at the event, everyone had the right to denounce, before the competent authorities, any act of discrimination.
I share Office Q @Geraldina_GV President of the @COPRED_CDMX sent the Rector of @LaSalle_MX C/Motive D the Conference “deconstructing Radical Feminism, gender ideology and abortion”.
As a defender of #DDHH, feminist and member of a family lesbomaternal (Hilo) pic.twitter.com/WslxWJwm0p
— Hilda Téllez Lino (@HildaTellezL) June 12, 2019
Some students and alumni of the institution also expressed their rejection of the event, noting that “respect for diversity, inclusion and human dignity are lasallians values.”
I am proud Lasallian and so I hope that the authorities will reconsider the discourse of discrimination that is intended to be disseminated from the university. Respect for diversity, inclusiveness and human dignity are lasallians values. https://t.co/GXXsQnMtNR
— Karla Ivette (@KarlaIvette_GC) June 12, 2019
For its part, the Lasallians group “Red Raíces” called not to promote discriminatory speeches and to generate spaces for the promotion of a human rights and gender perspective in the university.
Not to promote discriminatory speeches and to generate spaces to promote the perspective of human rights and gender in our school. #NoALaDiscriminaciónEnLaSalle @LaSalle_MX @RectorLaSalle pic.twitter.com/FaNeznIEOT
— RED ROOTS (@Raices_Red) June 11, 2019
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