IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTION MEASURES FOR CHILDREN LIVING IN HOMES WITH GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN BOLIVIA.

Authors

  • D. ARDAYA ORTIZ Departamento de la carrera de la investigación, Universidad Privada Domingo Savio

Keywords:

public policies, child protection, gender violence

Abstract

Gender violence in Bolivia severely affects children in abusive homes, causing emotional and psychological trauma. This article analyzes protection measures, femicide statistics (showing alarming orphan rates), and proposes comprehensive solutions. Mixed-methods research (legal review, statistical analysis, surveys) reveals implementation gaps despite advances like Law 348.
Eight key measures are proposed:
1. Immediate reporting (FELCV, emergency line 156)
2. Safe spaces for child communication
3. Continuous physical/psychological protection
4. Access to specialized services
5. Quality legal assistance
6. Non-violence education
7. Strengthening child protection laws
8. Comprehensive support for femicide orphans
Conclusions emphasize:
• Urgent implementation of Orphan Protection Law
• Early education on gender equality
• Collaborative efforts between government, civil society and NGOs
• Need to change violent cultural patterns

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Published

2024-12-21

How to Cite

ARDAYA ORTIZ, D. (2024). IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTION MEASURES FOR CHILDREN LIVING IN HOMES WITH GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN BOLIVIA. Bio Scientia, 7(16), 83–84. Retrieved from https://revistas.usfx.bo/index.php/bs/article/view/1844

Issue

Vol. 7 No. 16 (2024): MEMORIA III CONGRESO NACIONAL CIENTÍFICO OWSD BOLIVIA 2024

Section

ARTÍCULOS ORIGINALES