Observatorio de Violencia contra las Mujeres - Lic. Natalia Fuentes

The speaker introduces themselves as Natalia Fuentes, a psychologist and current director of the Observatory of Violence Against Women. They provide information about the observatory being an autonomous and autarkic body, discussing its purpose and structure.

Details about the creation of the observatory established by law 7863 in 2014 are provided. The speaker explains the composition of the observatory, including representatives from various organizations and the selection process for directors.

The functions and objectives of the observatory are outlined, including providing data for policy design, offering technical assistance, detecting good practices, and promoting gender equality.

Updates on advancements in gender policies and legislation, including the declaration of a public emergency, the impact of specific laws like 7857 and 7888, and the focus on gender-based violence prevention and support programs are discussed.

The speaker addresses the challenges and gaps in gender equality initiatives, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement in training, data collection, and access to resources and decision-making positions for women.

An analysis of gender disparities in leadership roles, access to decision-making positions, and representation in various sectors, such as government and legislative bodies, is presented, highlighting the need for increased gender parity and diversity.

The impact of gender emergency laws and policies on achieving gender equality, combating gender-based violence, and promoting inclusivity and equity for all individuals is discussed, emphasizing ongoing efforts to address and overcome existing disparities.