In London. Bullrich met an expert in the reduction of femicide

The Minister of Security

Patricia Bullrich,

culminated a visit to

United Kingdom

where he met with the British agency which reduced by 60% the cases of

gender violence,

badyzed the experience in the use of
Taser guns weapons in this country for 15 years and strengthened the relationship to generate agreements in the fight against drug trafficking and trafficking.

Yesterday, the last day of your visit to the UK, and coinciding with the

International Women's Day,

Bullrich had a meeting with John Parkinson, a former chief of police in West Yorkshire, a criminologist expert in law

femicides.

During the meeting, "the integral work – new legislation, public policies, establishment of specific institutions, training and university cooperation – that the United Kingdom is conducting, with a strong preventive character, aimed at drastically reducing its rate of feminicide, 60% of incidents of gender-based violence, "reported the Embbady of Argentina in the United Kingdom.

With the aim of strengthening bilateral relations and generating agreements to make progress in the fight against drug trafficking, trafficking in human beings and the prevention of terrorism, the Minister went to the British Parliament where she met Mark Menzies, group president. Parliamentarian of friendship with Argentina and with Cardinal Vincent Nichols, leader of the Santa Marta group, an initiative to fight against human trafficking.

He also went to the Scotland Yard Headquarters, where he met with Stephen House, Deputy Chief of the Metropolitan Police, who "shared the protocol for using tasers and the experience of these employees force.
British for 15 years, "explained the Argentine diplomatic representation in London.

Bullrich also met Alison Hill, mother of Laura Hill, who died in 2007 in Buenos Aires under suspicious circumstances, linked to a gang specialized in drug trafficking and whose case was reopened in 2017.

In this case, "cooperation in drug trafficking between Argentina and Britain will be put into practice", it was reported.

Among other activities, the Security Portfolio Manager moved to Farnborough to visit the "Security & Policing 2019" exhibition and learn about the latest security technology developments. He met Ben Wallace, British Minister of Security.

At this meeting, he discussed "the state of existing cooperation on the basis of the memorandum of understanding of May 2018, as well as the fight against terrorism, cybercrime, threats to life". public order, money laundering and trafficking in persons, among others "

At the end of his tour, Bullrich met some fifty Argentinian citizens living in the United Kingdom.

Telam Agency.