Sharit Juliana Maecha is the new victim of violence and in San Juan de Río Seco, Cundinamarca The community is shocked by the death of this young woman of only 15 years.
The Governor of Cundinamarca, Jorge Reythrough your account at X and with the support of the Cundinamarca Police offered a reward of $10 million for information that allows us to find the whereabouts of criminals.
“We offer a 10 million reward to anyone who helps us find those responsible”
Cundinamarca: He had signs of asphyxiation
She was a ninth grade student and her lifeless body was found in a pipe that leads to her house, with signs of asphyxiation.
King asked the Cundinamarca police to carry out a thorough investigation into the death of the minor and who was found with signs of hanging.
The community demands justice and today at 7 pm they will hold a vigil in the Main Park of San Juan de Río Seco in memory of the young woman.
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What is feminicide?: Figures of this violence
Femicide is an intentional homicide against women and, in the majority, caused by men.
In Colombia, feminicide was classified as a crime by Law 1761 of 2015, and guarantees the investigation and punishment of violence against women.
According to official figures from the authorities, between January 1 and February 10 of this year, four women have been murdered.
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While in Bogotá there have been four homicides of women and as a consequence of domestic violence.
Isabella Mesa, murdered and found in a suitcase in the Doce de Octubre neighborhood. The main suspect is her boyfriend, Santiago Castro, and who is detained.
This case revived the case of Valentina Trespalacios who was beaten and murdered, apparently the alleged feminicide would be her partner, John Poulos.
How to report violence against women?
On line 155, women can report and receive guidance on violence against women.
The Presidential Council for Women’s Equality works jointly with the police in this prevention channel that operates 24 hours a day.
Types of violence:
- Physical violence: It is the most visible and the victim can be the victim of kicks, slaps, pinches, burns, bites. In some cases the perpetrator cannot receive medical attention and in some cases is forced to consume alcohol and drugs.
- Economic violence: It is based on the deprivation of economic resources and prohibits you from working, studying or developing your professional life. All this in order to make the person dependent on the perpetrator.
- Psychological violence: It leaves no visible mark on the body but irreversible damage to the victim’s mind, generating fear, guilt as well as dependence on the aggressor. Insults, threats and punishments are frequent. A warning sign is that he withdraws from friends and family.
- Emotional violence: It consists of constant criticism, insults and underestimating their abilities, with the purpose of hurting, minimizing and affecting a person’s self-esteem.
