Diario HOY | Registran 33 casos de feminicidio en lo que va del 2025
Diario HOY | Registran 33 casos de feminicidio en lo que va del 2025
The report highlights the severe gender-based violence in Paraguay, documenting numerous homicide and femicide attempts across various departments. It reveals disturbing trends, such as victims ranging from children to the elderly, leaving many children orphaned and underscoring the devastating social impact. Data indicates that while most perpetrators are adults, some are minors, and two are police officers, despite existing restraining orders. This inconsistency raises critical questions about institutional protection mechanisms and the effectiveness of current legal frameworks in ensuring victim safety. This information is vital for open data initiatives as it exposes systemic gaps in public safety and justice. Transparent access to such granular statistics empowers civil society to demand accountability, advocate for policy reforms, and monitor the state’s commitment to eliminating violence against women.
Source: hoy.com.pyPublished on 2025-11-23
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