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In 2012 interventions were reduced, from 1512-1378. |
The judges of the Courts of Violence on Women in Murcia, Virginia Saura Bowler and Fatima have been awarded recognition "Murcia in Equality" with the City Council, through the Councils of Social Welfare and Health and Policy Equality and Development Cooperation, wants to highlight individuals, groups or institutions that have distinguished themselves by promoting projects, activities or actions in order to promote gender equality, prevent violence against women and to support the victims suffer.
The Mayor, Miguel Ángel Cámara, has delivered such distinctions during the official ceremony marking the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which took place this morning in the Plenary Hall.
At the same visited the Head of the Social Welfare and Health, María del Carmen Pelegrin and Equality Policy and Development Cooperation, Alicia Barquero, along with Director General of Prevention of Violence Against Women, Youth, Legal Protection and Reform Minor, Veronica Lopez.
The decision will "Murcia Iguadad" recognizes that good work in both courts "saved the lives of many women each day, allowing them to escape the cycle of violence", and to assess the delivery, responsiveness and professionalism of judges to cause of ending violence against women, providing the "impetus for the sake of delivering justice".
The award also recognizes the work of the professionals of these courts, especially the clerks, Pilar Sanchez and Joaquin Manuel Victoria Mondejar and the fiscal Raquel de la Fuente and Concepcion Lopez, along with the remaining civil servants, managers, servicers and help.
Palomar Bowler Virginia took possession of Violence Court Murcia number 1 in the first promotion of specialized courts, the day of its creation in Spain, on June 29, 2005.
It has since been dedicated exclusively to violence, both in its criminal, as in resolving family matters of women immersed in criminal proceedings for domestic violence.
Meanwhile, Saura Fatima Castillo studied at the Faculty of Law of Murcia and joined the Judiciary in 1999.
He has served in Caravaca de la Cruz, Palma de Mallorca and Elche, until he took over as head of the Court of Violence on Women Murcia number two in October 2007, immediately after its creation.
Since then processed by each court half of 1200 criminal cases a year, most family matters arising from these, with its attendant enforceable and protective orders.
1378 interventions
Municipal Team Care Violence Against Women (EMAVI) Murcia City Council has made in the months of 2012 a total of 1,378 GBV interventions (consultations, phone calls, etc.) and has attended 303 cases.
In the same period of 2011, interventions were attended by 1,512 and 326 cases of gender violence.
67% of women who have come to the municipal services are Spanish, followed by Morocco (9.24%), Ecuador (5.61%), Bolivia (5.28%) and Romania (1.98%).
As for the age of female patients, a 38.28% are between 30 and 40 years, a 25.74% between 40 and 50 years, and 17.16% between 20 and 30 years.
A 30.69% of the women served by the City has two children, a son 28.71% and 14.19% three children, who usually tend to be in charge.
Regarding the level of studies, 43.23% have primary education, secondary 31.68% and 18.48% just have studies.
A 38.94% is unemployed and does not charge any benefits, a 14.19% income is active income of insertion and 13.20% gainfully employed.
The 68.32% of women attending complaint lodged by domestic violence and 33% have a restraining order.
Of the victims, 43.89% receives legal and psychological assistance 19.80%.
As for the attackers, the 54.13% is the partner, former partner 36.30% and 5.28% groom.
The 81.85% do not live with them, and 18.15% live in the same place.
The 46.53% of female patients has reported physical and psychological abuse, the 19.80% 15.51% psychological and physical.
Foster homes
In addition, the city of Murcia has two shelters for this year have gone 8 women with 5 children in their care.
The age of women between 19 and 55 years.
Three were Romanian, two Spanish and one Nigerian.
The age of the children in their care ranging from months to 9 years.
Five of them were unemployed and out of work.
The house is currently occupied by three women and a child.
Of the remaining women covered, three have come to a rental house, one has gone to live in other resources and has returned to her attacker.
EMAVI consists of a coordinator, a legal adviser, a psychologist, three social educators and social worker.
This team is responsible for the care of women affected by domestic violence issues, foster care for women and their children, when they risk situations, and outreach campaigns aimed at raising public awareness for prevention and eradication of violence against women .
Work in coordination and collaboration with the Regional and National attention on gender violence.
Serving EMAVI, located on the street Eulogio Soriano, 6, is accessed by calling 112 or an appointment by calling 358 600 968 ext.
2020, 2045, 2016, 2010, 2007 and 2006 or by email (emavi@ayto-murcia.es).
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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