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The victim dared to tell her story despite the fear that this generates, because she said, in CM & Noticias, that she lives practically hidden in a house because the man constantly persecutes and harasses her.
“Suddenly he imagines that I am here, but he really does not know that I am living here. His threats are always that he is going to kill me, or that he is going to send me acid in my face, ”he denounced.
The woman fears that these threats will come true because her ex-partner harasses her, and showed a video in which, according to her, the man approached the house to break the windows.
The newscast detailed that the victim of violence was assaulted “physically and sexually”, that he had to separate and that he continues to receive intimidation although he has a protection measure.
The complaint of this woman, who was not identified to protect her, is a reflection of the almost 1,000 cases of women who are at risk of a femicide in the capital of the country, according to data from Legal Medicine.
That is why this November 25 was celebrated the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and Legal Medicine joined with a message in which it invites to prevent and denounce abuse.
The entity recalled that these cases of violence can be reported on lines 155 or 123, and in Bogotá at 018000112137.
Find help on the Hotline: 155 or 123. Bogotá: 018000112137 #TogetherForThem rejecting any type of gender violence #Join up #PaintTheWorldOrange pic.twitter.com/YsRAg0klX9
– Legal Medicine (Col) (@MedLegalColombi) November 25, 2020
So did the organization UN Women Colombia, through the campaign ’16 days of activism ‘ which seeks to “put an end to all forms of violence against women and girls”.
Today the #16 days of activism! A United Nations campaign to end all forms of violence against women and girls.
During these days let’s paint the world orange!
Join and share.
Find more information here: https://t.co/xwwAt0ASZA pic.twitter.com/FOEjtOS6zg
– ONUMujeresCol (@ONUMujeresCol) November 25, 2020
The National Women’s Network joined this important date, and warned that between January and September 2020, 445 femicides have been registered throughout the country.
#SiPasaDilo We invite you to visit ELLAS ‘page https://t.co/Q3D5Cm2pnR or download the APP to obtain more information.
All free, all with them!#TheyFreeOfViolence pic.twitter.com/zN2zYsmmzd– National Women’s Network (@RNMColombia) November 25, 2020
The District, through the Secretariat for Women, announced that it strengthened four services to attend this type of case, and one of them is the emergency line 123.
In this video you will find more information in case you suffer or know of someone who is going through a situation of violence, inside or outside your home.
# 25N @Bogota strengthened the channels of attention for women and expanded its strategies to prevent violence against them. Get to know our new services and #Take the first step🙋🏻♀️.
To see the full video go to 👉🏽https: //t.co/qhvXLN5IWW pic.twitter.com/aLKiY5apuy
– Secretariat for Women (@secredistmujer) November 25, 2020
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