First Lady highlights support to women victims of violence

First Lady Margarita Cedeño de Fernández, stated yesterday that from the next Government will continue creating initiatives to support women victims of violence and children who are orphans.

At the same time requested the women's Attorney and the head of the national police in detachments giving priority to the complaints of women, so that the allegations of ill-treatment or impunity do not generate more violence for women affected.

Said that recently the firm signed an agreement with the Attorney-General, through the Attorney General on women's, which has allowed that a programme of work with the 200 thousand families of "Progress", carried out to influence them and make aware them.

Added that what is sought is that women learn to identify situations or conditions in which their husbands might be presenting signs of aggressiveness or violence, so with these families work the u000aPrevention to prevent losing more lives.

Women's empowerment
noted for breaking the cycle of violence and the dependence associated with economic reasons, from the DPD also promoted the empowerment of women through training and generation of income.

The doctor Cedeño de Fernández also showed its concern for children left orphaned by the violence, for which also announced that you work is to give them support.

"The important thing is we all join together in prayer and to do an act of reflection on how to contribute or at least reduce the violence against women", said.

The first lady spoke at the Act of reflection that was held yesterday in the House San Pablo, involving national and international religious leaders who discussed the issue of violence against women on the basis of the Sacred Scriptures.

Activity is u000aIt was developed in the framework of the commemoration of the international day for the Elimination of violence against women.

Understands that it is necessary to pay attention to the problem that is occurring with the woman, who plays an important role in family development, society, equality and equity of genre.

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