The day of “Ni una menos” began its activities in Ciudad Judicial, where the organizations “Autoconvocadas”, “Madres Protectoras” and “Criando Solas” stood at the door of the building to demand that Justice take better action in the cases of violence.
The day of “Ni una menos” began its activities in Ciudad Judicial, where the organizations “Autoconvocadas”, “Madres Protectoras” and “Criando Solas” stood at the door of the building to demand that Justice take better action in the cases of violence.
“The situation of violence that women, lesbians, transvestites and sexual dissidents go through is headed by Justice. We come to demand that the gender law be complied with, that vicarious violence be included in the law, because the indirect way of attacking mothers is through boys or demanding things from women that are excused from men,” one of the organizations’ representatives told El Tribuno.
And he added: “There are cases of abuse, of kidnapping of children, in which the slowness with which Justice responds is abysmal. A woman makes a complaint to an aggressor and he immediately gets a lawyer for him, while women No”.
The flags and banners hanging at the entrance gate to the main building of Ciudad Judicial mainly indicate that justice in Salta is sexist and that it is complicit with food debtors.
They understand that it is “judicial violence” when cases of gender violence are dismissed, and the slowness of judicial processes that benefit femicides is questioned. The same in cases of abuse.
The march in Plaza 9 de Julio
This Monday there was a call to march against gender violence at 6 p.m., in Plaza 9 de Julio. This year marked 10 years of Salta being under a gender “emergency.” However, there are no changes that will reduce the numbers of femicides or the violence that we suffer daily, both on the streets and in judicial and bureaucratic processes.
Although the march is at 6 p.m., the rally will be at 4:30 p.m. in Plaza 9 de Julio. At the concentration they will be receiving non-perishable food for the solidarity kitchens. There will also be art as the Wichi women from the Sarmiento and Lucero communities will be selling their work. Winter clothing and footwear will be received, all destined for the most vulnerable sectors. There will also be an ancestral ceremony.
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