While this is a controversial question, botanicaland what positions PSPV-PSOE and Compromise far away, the socialists are clear on this and want to push for the abolition of prostitution in the Valencian Community. The latest tool used to achieve this goal came from the Ministry of Justice, Interior and Public Administration. gabriela bravo. The Generalitat office announced this Monday that it has sent letters to city councils urging them to join the fight to eradicate prostitution through the approval of decrees that persecute those responsible for prostitution and protect female victims.
Bravo stressed the importance of continuing to join forces to end this violence, as prostitution is a human rights issue. female dignity». The Minister also stressed that “prostitution is nothing but humiliation, exploitation and gender-based violence. The obligation of public forces is to combat violence and above all to protect the victims”.
Valencia Forum
In the letter sent to the municipalities, it was reminded that the aim of the Valencia Forum for the Prevention of Prostitution, created two years ago, is to eliminate prostitution and to secure, defend and protect people’s rights and freedoms. those in the situation prostitution. Within the framework of this forum, it was proposed to draft an anti-slavery municipal ordinance that, among other measures, protects women and imposes sanctions on both pimps and litigants. The proposed model regulation is available on the Ministry’s website.
Bravo’s announcement of the letter sent to the consulates followed a meeting with Rubén Alfaro, head of the Valencian Federation of Municipalities and Provinces. The letter arrives one week after the PSPV is registered. Valencia Courts, two proposals from Botànic, without partners and urgently, to amend the autonomous laws of Highways and Public Demonstrations, whose repeal it aims to influence. This action was rejected by Compromís, among other reasons, as it was deemed insufficient to end prostitution.
working group
The minister also suggested that a working group would be formed. comprehensive support plan for victims With measures in the fields of socio-work, health and housing, among others, so that women in prostitution can build a project of living in dignity. “We want a Valencian Community free of prostitution in all our municipalities, roads and buildings,” Bravo added.
Following the submission of amendments to the Road and Public Entertainment laws last Tuesday and the rejection of its partner Compromís, PSPV solidified its position on eliminating prostitution, which it had identified as a priority Wednesday. While both Socialists and Minister Bravo have argued in recent days that legislative changes should now be encouraged, criticism has also come from the fist and rose party. “prohibitionist” model from the city of Alicante, where the popular Luis Barcala ruled. Just last week, Bravo spoke about the importance of adding more municipalities to the abolition, an approach confirmed by letters sent to municipalities this Monday.
Source: Informacion
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