Execute actions once and for all to prevent gender-based violence

The ongoing effort and coordination of civil society and the institutions that make up the "Once and For All" strategy have yielded positive results in the fight against, prevention and eradication of violence against women in the state. Only in the week of June 30 to July 8, the following measures were taken:

Axis 1 (Access to justice, more security and no impunity): During the week, the Unit "Attention Violence" of the Ministry of Public Security (SSP), responded to an emergency call for physical violence in the capital of Puebla.The victim received the necessary legal and psychological support from the Office of the Attorney General of the State (FGE) and the Women's Institute of Poblano.

In the State Data Center (CEDA 2.0), there was a record of this violence as indicated by the fourth suggestion of the eight made by the National Commission to Prevent and Eradicate Violence Against Women (Conavim)

Axis 2 (Legal Reforms to Inhibit Criminal Behavior): Derived from the latest amendment to the law of Transport, the Ministry of Infrastructure, Mobility and Tr ansports, in coordination with the Poblano de las Mujeres Institute (IPM), trained 45 drivers on gender equality and violence prevention within units

. Safe Cities): On behalf of the Municipal Women's Institute of the Capital Council, two workshops on "new masculinities" were organized in which 65 men and 32 women participated. In addition, 24 free legal and psychological badessments were provided.

Axis 4 (Preventive Measures to Reduce Violence): In order to achieve real equality and economic empowerment of women victims of violence in the state of Puebla, SEDIF has organized a course on "Empowerment and Autonomy" as an alternative to the economic development of vulnerable groups.

Finally, with the aim of strengthening the culture of prevention and reporting cases of aggression of gender reasons, the "Rehabilitation Program for Victims of Violence and Tormentors" of the Secretariat of State Health, badisted 57 women and 78 men. Similarly, 63 women and 35 men participated in the "Prevention of Violence in the Court" course.