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Evaluate Conditions of Children Living in Prisons and Promote the Reintegration of Women in the Biobío
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The Undersecretary of Human Rights, Pablo Mira, visited the Biobío Region to monitor the living conditions of women deprived of their liberty and their children, as well as to strengthen social reintegration tools. 122 children under two years of age live in prisons with their mothers. In this context, the deployment seeks to know the reality of infants and their parents, identify needs and promote measures for the protection of their rights. Th…
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