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The group of protesters held a sit-in in front of the headquarters of the Legal Medicine Institute, in the center of the country’s capital, where he expressed his complaints by those who consider errors of that entity in the identification of victims of femicide in the country, the news reported.
“Paradoxically, the feminist groups that protested against violence, became violent with some of the media, which they demanded to withdraw and not record because they had male cameramen on their journalistic team,” said the newscast.
In the video published by that medium you can see how some of the people present at the protest argue with journalists, They demand that women be sent to do the informative coverage, cover the camera lenses with their hands and even threaten the reporters present.
“If you don’t go, I’m going to scratch your camera lens,” one of the women who argues with a Noticias Uno cameraman is heard saying.
“This is a feminist space, what the fuck are you doing here?” is another of the complaints that are heard and that, according to the newscast, were directed towards the male journalists who reported on the sit-in.
According to the Observatory of the ‘No Es Hora de Callar’ campaign, So far in 2021 there have been 15 femicidesOne of the most recent being that of the 4-year-old girl María Ángel Molina, for whose murder an ex-military is blamed.
According to Noticias Uno, that figure rises to 17 murders, count in which the newscast remembers María Camila Núñez as the most recent victim, since her lifeless body was found on Saturday, in Montelíbano, Córdoba.
[Video] Feminists attack male journalists in a sit-in against gender violence:
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