Corto documental JUNTAS subtitulado

The speaker reflects on being in a critical situation, representing those who have died due to gender violence. She mentions the systemic violence against women and their ongoing struggle since November 1, 2000.

In 1982, the Women's Association was created, marking a significant milestone in allowing women to report sexual violence as a criminal offense, breaking the silence and addressing the issue of inequality.

The speaker highlights the lack of access to information and resources faced by migrant women, leading to a cycle of enduring macho violence due to their marginalized status in society.

The discussion shifts to the legal developments in fighting gender violence, particularly the introduction of the Organic Law against Gender Violence in 2003, representing a significant step forward in addressing the issue at a state level.

Emphasis is placed on the need for a comprehensive approach involving all sectors of society, including legislators, law enforcement, healthcare professionals, and the public, to combat gender violence effectively.

The importance of education and feminist ideology in schools to prevent gender-based violence and promote equality as a way to eradicate the culture of abuse and ensure a safe future for all.