The Navarre Government says it has acted "in accordance with protocol" in relation to the alleged sexual assault of a minor in a supervised facility
Its spokesman, Javier Remírez, has called "all agents, media and political parties to be held accountable so as not to give way to inaccurate information that creates situations of child protection." In this regard, he has censured the "extreme right" for taking advantage of the situation to "mark a false discourse that stigmatizes certain minors according to their origin or nationality."
In view of the information published this week on the alleged sexual assault suffered by a minor who was in a guardianship centre of the Foral Government, the spokesman for the Navarre Government, Javier Remírez, has argued that the Foral Government has acted "in accordance with the protocol" and has called on the political parties "to take responsibility for not dealing with inaccurate information that creates situations of child protection".
The spokesman for the Navarre Government, Javier Remírez, has argued that the Foral Government has acted "in accordance with the protocol" in relation to the alleged sexual assault of a minor in a guardianship centre and has appealed to the "responsibility" of the political parties "not to deal with inaccurate information that leads to situations of child protection".
As he pointed out at the press conference following the Governing Council, the Foral Government cannot "pronounce" on this issue, since the protection of data and the best interests of the child prevail, as well as the confidentiality of the activities carried out in defence of minors "in order to protect their honour, privacy and reputation, thereby avoiding legitimate interference".
Javier Remírez points out that the Navarre Government "protects minors" and argues that the Government's action "has been in accordance with the protocol, which has worked perfectly".
It also calls for "the responsibility of all actors, media and political parties not to deal with inaccurate information that leads to situations of child protection". In this regard, it denounces the "extreme right" 's desire to take advantage of the situation to "mark a false discourse that stigmatizes certain minors according to their origin or nationality".
On the other hand, it has criticised other aspects which 'are following this irresponsible strategy and attacking minors', knowing that, as it has stressed, 'this is a very sensitive issue, which has been dealt with in accordance with criteria, legality and protocol, and also knowing that we cannot go further as an administration in opposing certain information because we are talking about the protection of minors' data '.
The spokesman for the Navarre Government has stressed that "we will not allow the discourse of hatred and lies to spread in our territory." "The speech of the bulo," the one that uses minors, the most defenceless people in this society, "and, in this particular case," those who are in resources in very difficult circumstances "to" play a political game, "he has censured." This is unacceptable, it is irresponsible, "Remírez has rejected, and" we will initiate appropriate legal measures for the defence of minors. "
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