What to do if you are a victim of gender violence: Where to report in Uruguay

by time news

2023-08-17 19:40:43

Domestic violence is a serious problem that affects women of all ages and conditions. To address this problem from a gender and human rights perspective, there are specialized services that provide psychosocial-legal care for women facing situations of domestic violence. These services not only offer support, but also promote the exercise of citizenship and the full enjoyment of women’s rights.

Psychosocial-legal care services are safe and confidential spaces designed to provide comprehensive support to women living in situations of domestic violence. These services recognize the importance of addressing not only the legal dimensions of the problem, but also the emotional and psychological ones.

The goal is to provide an environment where women can feel heard, understood and supported on their journey to recovery and independence.

From a gender and human rights perspective, these services recognize that domestic violence is a manifestation of gender inequality and discrimination. They focus on understanding the power dynamics involved in these situations and giving women the tools to break the cycle of abuse.

By addressing the deep roots of gender-based violence, it seeks to create a lasting impact on women’s lives and on society as a whole.

Where to report cases of gender violence in Uruguay

In emergency or life-threatening situations it is important: Call 911. Remember that if you live in the interior you must mark the 4 + the property of the department + 911. Or you can go to the nearest Specialized Unit for Domestic Violence and Gender of the Ministry of the Interior.

You can make the complaint online clicking on this link.

You can also make a complaint in person in the following way:

Montevideo:

Schedule in advance by entering the “Start online procedure” button Go to the corresponding office on the scheduled date.

Inside the country.

To check the time availability from January to March of the Montevideo service, call 2400 0302, extension 5504-5505. There are services in all departments of the country.

For information about each service, places and addresses, as well as to request guidance and attention by telephone, enter the following link: ENTER HERE.

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