Jujuy adhered to the laws on digital gender violence and protection of children with cancer

In addition, it addresses hate speech, harassment, espionage and other behaviors that affect the dignity and safety of people in the digital sphere.

This regulation expands Law 26,485 on Comprehensive Protection to Prevent, Punish and Eradicate Violence against Women, incorporating digital violence as one of its modalities.

The law defines digital or telematic violence as any action or omission based on gender that causes physical, psychological, economic, sexual or moral harm, using information and communication technologies. Behaviors that constitute digital violence include:

• Attacks on integrity, dignity, identity and reputation in the digital space.
• Obtaining, reproducing and non-consensual dissemination of intimate material.
• Misogynistic and sexist stereotypical hate speech.
• Harassment, threat, extortion, control or espionage in virtual activity.
• Unauthorized access to devices or online accounts.
• Theft and non-consensual dissemination of personal data, not permitted by law 25,326.
• Cyberattacks that affect rights protected by law.

Comprehensive Regimen for the Treatment of Children with Oncological Diseases

With the accession to the National Law of the Comprehensive Regime for the Treatment of Children with Oncological Diseases, Jujuy is committed to implementing the National Comprehensive Care Program for Children and Adolescents with Cancer. This program has several key features, such as:

• Maintain the Argentine Hospital Oncopediatric Registry (ROHA).
• Disseminate strategies for the early diagnosis of childhood cancer.
• Manage the network of cancer centers nationwide.
• Create guides for detection, diagnosis and treatment.
• Ensure quality care and rights of cancer patients.
• Train health teams through cancer training scholarships.
• Perform follow-up and post-treatment care.

The rights of children and adolescents with cancer include receiving the best possible care, preferably on an outpatient basis, being accompanied by their families, receiving understandable information about their illness and treatment, and accessing individualized care with the same doctor.

They also have the right to informed consent, psychological support, education, and pain treatment and palliative care. Full coverage of these benefits must be guaranteed by the public health system, social works and prepaid medicine companies, without requiring additional payments from patients.

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