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The four municipal groups represented will raise a joint motion to the regular plenary session in October in which it will return to manifest on the occasion of November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the strongest condemnation in situations of institutional abuse and domestic violence who have been suffering women, while expressing our solidarity with the victims and their families.
In this regard, it advocates provide the necessary budgetary resources to address this serious and urgent problem of state, and proclaim the "zero tolerance" towards violence, using all the instruments that this local corporation has at its disposal to eradicate whole violence against women.
In addition, the unconditional support to the educational community is encouraged to establish mechanisms for both early detection and to teach from school to build equality through mutual respect and non-violence.
The motion also refers to the requirement to other administrations in a coordinated involvement, providing the necessary means, economically providing the budget of the Comprehensive Law against Gender Violence, to ensure legal, psychological and social care, ultimately protection effective participation of women, as stated in the Act comprehensive protection measures against gender violence.
Similarly, it is committed to continue to develop, within human and economic possibilities of the City of Totana, a specific plan of action for the prevention and eradication of gender violence in adolescence with the values ​​of coeducation, cooperation and respect.
also claims that municipalities maintain and enhance, as far as possible, the provision of financial resources through a fair local funding sufficient and, while reading a joint manifesto proposed by the representatives of the different local groups and one representative of the municipal Council of Equality.
MANIFESTO OF THE CITY OF TOTANA
"Against all violence against women and girls"
Progress towards equality is the best way to prevent and address gender-based violence.
Abuse and aggression against women and girls is a serious violation of human rights and represent the most violent manifestation of existing social inequalities between men and women.
It is therefore a structural problem, directly linked to the different power situations in which people are because of their gender.
Violence is an abuse of the dominant position occupied by men in society and in the collective imagination and, to that extent, constitutes both a manifestation and an instrument for maintaining discrimination against women.
Consequently, the only effective way to address the causes of gender-based violence through the advancement of real equality among all people.
Since the social problem of violence against women has many dimensions, in addition to contextualize it in a structural vision it requires a global response.
It is not enough to actions aimed at eradicating the most obvious discrimination, but must integrate harmoniously two major areas: prevention and institutional care.
Since 1995, over 1,400 women have been killed by the macho terrorism.
So far this year have recorded 38 killings of women by men.
Women and children suffer patriarchal violence in multiple ways and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
It is time to call upon every person, every institution, every political party, every government not to be complicit in this barbarity and streamline the institutional response.
The basic condition to effectively address gender-based violence is the recognition, by the public authorities, of the size and importance of the problem.
It is a violation of fundamental rights that affects directly or indirectly half of the population, so that should be dealt with similar to that used to other serious social problems relating to security or public health decision.
There can be no improvisations, merely symbolic actions, or voluntarism.
At the request of the feminist movement, whose internal plurality, strategic differences, their tactics diversity and assignment to various theoretical paradigms proposed consensus parties and institutions to collect their proposals in programs and institutional action,
DECLARE:
1 .
The fight against gender violence is a matter of state.
2 .That is necessary to develop and implement the Istanbul Convention and compliance with the recommendations of the CEDAW (The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women or CETFDCM (also known by its acronym in inglésCEDAW) so that they are reflected all forms of violence against women and girls.
3 .
The whole society, and especially their organizations and institutions have to engage in this struggle for the prevention and eradication of sexist violence as well as assistance and repair of all women who experience violence, regardless of the administrative situation in that they are without incurring multiple victimization in care processes.
The basic aim is to support women in their process of recovery, empowerment and search for full autonomy.
Four .
The involvement of the media is needed to provide adequate treatment of different forms of violence against women and girls, calling attention to them, avoiding the morbid sensationalism in their treatment and using a gender-neutral language and images.
5 .
Our solidarity with women and girls assaulted and / or killed, victims of gender-based violence more extreme, conveying to them and their families our full support.
Therefore, we invite the citizenship, and most especially girls and young boys, to take personal and collective commitments to promote equality of women and men and actively participate in the various events that take place on the occasion of November 25, International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Totana
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