After everyone spoke, a question and answer session was opened with different journalists who were there. Asked if she ever thought about lowering her arms, Fardin was mobilized and assured that she “did not.” “I never thought about lowering my arms“, said. And he continued: “The level of support and the importance of my voice being that of many others led me to take responsibility for moving forward. “I do not forget many others who continue to suffer violence and I continue to be available to all of them.”
Previously, it was asked if the prison for Darthés is already effective. “Yes, but it will be done once the sentence is final. Until it is firm it will not be executed“, he pointed out Martin Arias Duval. And he continued: “There is a recursive instance. Obviously, as progress progresses, the reasons that can be invoked become less and less and I do not want to fail to point out, beyond the fact that I am not going to give details about the votes in particular, it was a very forceful and very robust sentence in terms of conclusions, evidentiary analysis and application of international and Brazilian law. There is always a recursive instance for the convicted person.”
“Today we are facing progress, not only in social terms, but also in judicial terms. And we have a failure in Human Rights. We were able to get here because we were able to use all the tools we had at our disposal so that Justice could do what it had to do. This failure has just taken a big weight off my shoulders.. It was always very difficult to talk to each one, because each story is immensely particular. I limited myself to making my way and making it a reflection and hope, that’s why I never gave up. They have wanted to indoctrinate me, not only me, but many others. I was thinking about those people who the day after the conference dared to call 144 and, that night, the complaints grew by 1,200% that night. Where are they going to call today with 144 dismantled? That’s why the message is that we stay together. I dare to quote Simone de Beauvoir: ‘A social crisis will be enough for women’s rights and victories to be put at stake,’” she said goodbye.
