US EditionOutgoing President of Bolivia Promulgates Law that Protects Orphans From Femicide · Global Voices
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The law proposes other measures such as state guarantees for the education, health and psychological support of beneficiaries and the provision of a food subsidy for children under 5 years old The outgoing President of Bolivia promulgated the law that protects orphans for femicide was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
The outgoing president of Bolivia, Luis Arce, reported this Thursday that he promulgated the law to protect children and adolescents who were orphaned as a result of femicide and that it was promoted by more than 60 public and private organizations that defend rights. "We promulgated the Law of Integral Protection and Reparation for Daughters and Sons [...] The entry The outgoing president of Bolivia promulgates the law that protects orphans for…
The regulation provides for measures such as the creation of a monthly economic bonus, not less than 20 per cent of the current national minimum wage.
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