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Legislation and national public policy against violence against indigenous women and girls



Institutional legal frameworks and public policies in the countries


Detalle

Region: Latin America and the Caribbean

Agreement:

A/RES/61/295 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Polity: Approved

Year: 2022

Actions for the prevention, protection, healing and reparation against violence against Indigenous Women and Girls



Good practices promoted to confront, eradicate, and prevent violence against indigenous women and girls


POLICY / RULES / PROGRAMS Good ancestral practices in childbirth and newborn care.
INSTITUTIONALITY Parteras y médicos tradicionales de los territorios indígenas Yuracarés, Mojeños y Yuquis
SOURCE    

Region

Latin America and the Caribbean

Indigenous people

Indigenous Women of the Tropics of Cochabamba Yuracarés, Mojeños and Yuquis

Year

2021

RESUME

In a simple act in the town of Villa Tunari, some 600 kilometers from Cochabamba, in the heart of the Bolivian Tropics, the midwives and midwives received recognition from the National Directorate of Traditional Medicine under the Ministry of Health and Sports , of the Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) and the Canadian Cooperation, in the context of the technical cooperation project "Improving the health of women and adolescents in vulnerable situations."

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Situations of violence collected or received directly through indigenous organizations



Situations of violence collected or received directly through indigenous organizations


Type of violence Sexual violence
Type of measure Criminal trial
Receiving Body Women's Ministries
Source     Women's Police Stations
Enlace     https://www.defensoria.gob.bo/uploads/files/informe-defensorial-estado-de-cumplimiento-de-las-medidas-de-atencion-y-proteccion-a-mujeres-en-situacion-de-violencia-en-el-marco-de-la-ley-n-348.pdf


Documento    

Region

Latin America and the Caribbean

Indigenous people

Quechua

Number of complaints

206

Year

2017

RESUME

The Ombudsman's Office, within the framework of its constitutional mandate, from its role of defense, compliance and promotion of human rights with emphasis on disadvantaged sectors and groups in a situation of vulnerability, develops a leading role in the construction of the Plurinational State , having among its priorities, to achieve the effective exercise of human rights from the transformation of realities.

In this understanding, given the subsistence of the patriarchal system prevailing today and its different manifestations, it was considered a priority to address the issue of violence against women, understood as the most extreme form of discrimination and violation of human rights, whose effects and consequences affect the family, the community and society as a whole.

This report, based on research on the status of compliance with care and protection measures established in Law No. 348, Comprehensive Law to Guarantee Women a Life Free of Violence, aims to recognize progress, determine obstacles and identify the challenges of the competent institutions in the matter, for which it concludes with recommendations and reminders of legal duties, both understood as instruments that contribute to overcoming difficulties in the exercise of different rights.

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Situations of violence compiled or received in the media


Module IV Contribution of International and Multilateral Cooperation to the visibility of Violence against indigenous women and girls



Contribution of International and Multilateral Cooperation to the visibility of Violence against indigenous women and girls