HALF OF CASES REPORTED , court REFER TO GENDER VIOLENCE
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In an effort to eliminate all forms of violence against women and combating impunity, judicial, were inaugurated in Aragua special courts in the area nourished by a multidisciplinary team of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and other experts who will assist in the repair of the moral and emotional damage that may occur to the victim of these cases.
vice president of the Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court, Judge Yolanda Jaimes, went to Maracay in the company of his counterpart Isbelia Pérez Caballero to cut the ribbon on these courts located on the first floor of the Palace of Justice region.
present at the ceremony were leading Judge Carmen Esther Gómez, President Edgar Fuentes criminal circuit; the coordinator of the courts of Child and Adolescent Protection Quilelly Rafael Vivas, as well as the chief prosecutor of Aragua José Luis Sanz Pacheco, the director of Cmdna - Maria Eugenia Amundaraín Aragua, Dr. Sara Mier y Terán, coordinator of the organization Life Peace and Freedom, as well as the former prosecutor, Marisol Plaza and other judges and judges of the entity and special guests. Jaimes
The judge asked for a moment of silence for the death of Rubén Laguna TSJ adviser, who was a victim of an alleged robbery in the capital city.
Jaimes said the establishment of these courts is one response to women's movements international and national struggle to a life free of violence for women.
"In that sense, the law sets out principles and standards and fomenting public policies designed to punish and eradicate violence. States have the obligation to abide by these rules, create shelters for women forced to withdraw from their home. "
said that "The problem of violence against women I have taken as part of the struggles of my life, is a problem that is destroying the lives and harmony of the household (...) we must raise awareness among men but also women because women are too macho "
Many forms of violence
In his speech, Yolanda Jaimes recalled that many forms and expressions of violence, "violence is practiced against the weakest, the violence is any form of expression, discrimination in the wages of women, workplace violence, we need to eradicate (...) is our desire to eradicate, it is essential to know the law and disclosure. "
For now there are three courts are in operation: two control and disposition and a trial, but Judge Jaimes considered insufficient for the number of cases recorded in the present: in 50 cases reported 25 under to violence against women. "
In an effort to eliminate all forms of violence against women and combating impunity, judicial, were inaugurated in Aragua special courts in the area nourished by a multidisciplinary team of psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers and other experts who will assist in the repair of the moral and emotional damage that may occur to the victim of these cases.
vice president of the Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court, Judge Yolanda Jaimes, went to Maracay in the company of his counterpart Isbelia Pérez Caballero to cut the ribbon on these courts located on the first floor of the Palace of Justice region.
present at the ceremony were leading Judge Carmen Esther Gómez, President Edgar Fuentes criminal circuit; the coordinator of the courts of Child and Adolescent Protection Quilelly Rafael Vivas, as well as the chief prosecutor of Aragua José Luis Sanz Pacheco, the director of Cmdna - Maria Eugenia Amundaraín Aragua, Dr. Sara Mier y Terán, coordinator of the organization Life Peace and Freedom, as well as the former prosecutor, Marisol Plaza and other judges and judges of the entity and special guests. Jaimes
The judge asked for a moment of silence for the death of Rubén Laguna TSJ adviser, who was a victim of an alleged robbery in the capital city.
Jaimes said the establishment of these courts is one response to women's movements international and national struggle to a life free of violence for women.
"In that sense, the law sets out principles and standards and fomenting public policies designed to punish and eradicate violence. States have the obligation to abide by these rules, create shelters for women forced to withdraw from their home. "
said that "The problem of violence against women I have taken as part of the struggles of my life, is a problem that is destroying the lives and harmony of the household (...) we must raise awareness among men but also women because women are too macho "
Many forms of violence
In his speech, Yolanda Jaimes recalled that many forms and expressions of violence, "violence is practiced against the weakest, the violence is any form of expression, discrimination in the wages of women, workplace violence, we need to eradicate (...) is our desire to eradicate, it is essential to know the law and disclosure. "
For now there are three courts are in operation: two control and disposition and a trial, but Judge Jaimes considered insufficient for the number of cases recorded in the present: in 50 cases reported 25 under to violence against women. "
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