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Latin Americans Raise Their Voices Against Gender-Based Violence, a Debt Still Outstanding in the Region
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The cry of “not one more, not one more, not one more murdered!” resounded on Tuesday in the streets of the center of the Mexican capital, as in other cities in the region, where women went out to protest against gender-based violence that claimed the lives of at least 11 Latin Americans every day.
SANTIAGO – Last year at least 3828 women were victims of femicide in the Latin American and Caribbean region, representing 11 violent deaths of women due to gender each day, indicated a report of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Cepal). Of these deaths, 3814 were recorded in 17 [...]
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