FEMINICIDE PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE HIGHLIGHTS INTERINSTITUTIONAL WORK TO COMBAT VIOLENCE AGAINST LGBTIQ+ PEOPLE IN SLP – State Attorney General’s Office

The Special Prosecutor for Femicides, Sandra Verónica Sánchez Urrutia, highlighted the importance of inter-institutional collaboration to continue making visible the message of zero tolerance for violence against the LGBTIQ+ community in San Luis Potosí.

Sánchez Urrutia commented that the agency he heads combats gender violence and assists victims of this type, and that there have been cases that have progressed satisfactorily due to the synergy that exists with other authorities.

The official expressed that communication between institutions must always prevail, since the results that derive from these coordinations give citizens back the confidence to report this type of behavior.

He also added that, since he assumed his position as Femicide Prosecutor, he has always fulfilled his objective of listening to members of the LGBTIQ+ community and ensuring their non-discrimination, as well as their rights as individuals and access to equal justice.

In response, Sandra Verónica attends various events along with other bodies that also protect this group in society, such as the presentation of the “Citizens’ Guide to Reporting for LGBTIQ+ People”, prepared by the civil association “Mujeres Tejiendo Lazos en Sororidad”, at an event that took place on June 6 of this year at the San Luis Potosí Arts Center.

The purpose of this document is to socialize and increase the necessary information on the reporting processes for hate crimes committed against people from the LGBTIQ+ community and the Criminal Justice System, and thus make judicial processes accessible to victims and the general public.

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