Former government delegate against gender violence, Miguel Lorente, has pointed out that suspending a restraining order protecting a victim of abuse simply because she requests it, as happened with the woman murdered in Antequera (Málaga), is senseless and not a valid argument. The forensic expert and professor at the University of Granada (UGR) explained to EFE that removing a victim from the VioGén system at her request "makes no sense" and, m…
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Former government delegate against gender violence, Miguel Lorente, has pointed out that suspending a restraining order protecting a victim of abuse simply because she requests it, as happened with the woman murdered in Antequera (Málaga), is senseless and not a valid argument. The forensic expert and professor at the University of Granada (UGR) explained to EFE that removing a victim from the VioGén system at her request "makes no sense" and, m…