The Pink Lady rises in defiance of gender-based violence. We reject the normalization of violence against women and marginalized genders. Our voice will not be silenced by fear or shame. We demand accountability, systemic change, and an end to the culture of impunity.

The Pink Lady stands against injustice. Every survivor deserves justice that is timely, fair, and transformative. We will hold systems accountable and raise our voices for those silenced. We demand legal, social, and cultural reforms to protect the dignity and rights of all people.

The Pink Lady calls for the dismantling of patriarchy. We recognize that it fosters inequality, violence, and oppression, limiting freedoms and silencing voices. We commit to challenging patriarchal structures on all fronts—culturally, politically, economically, and socially.

The Pink Lady unites us in solidarity. We recognize the intersecting struggles faced by women across race, class, caste, religion, sexuality, and ability. Our fight for equality belongs to all women and gender minorities who face oppression. Together, we strive for justice.

The Pink Lady champions a woman’s right to make decisions about her body. Reproductive freedom is key to a woman’s dignity, health, and equality. We reject all forms of control or legislation that limit a woman’s choices and stand for accessible, safe reproductive healthcare for all.

The Pink Lady symbolizes hope, strength, and resistance. In times of darkness, we bring light. In moments of despair, we inspire courage. We believe in the power of art to heal and empower, reclaiming space and the right to live free from fear through every act of resistance.

The Pink Lady reminds us the struggle isn’t over. Our movement is ongoing, not a fleeting moment. We will continue to advocate, agitate, and engage in dialogue until all women and marginalized people live in safety, dignity, and freedom, and their inherent rights are recognized.

The Pink Lady envisions a future free from oppression. We commit to building an equitable society where all people are respected, included, and celebrated for their differences—one where no one faces violence or discrimination based on gender or identity.