Victims of male violence

The detainee is a 21-year-old man accused of killing his wife with a knife this morning.

A 45-year-old man has been arrested on charges of being the perpetrator of the sexual assault suffered last Friday by a woman who reported in police custody that the man, in addition to sexually assaulting her, controlled what he was doing and who he was with, and prohibited him from seeing his friends.

There will be "technical improvements" such as a platform planned to have data on these devices at all times, although the Minister for Equality has said that "bracelets work and continue to work well".

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The director of Emakunde, Mira Elgarresta, has said that, "objectively speaking", the data are "good", but "much remains to be done". In this regard, she has called for "continuing along the same lines", focusing on "prevention and awareness".

The woman was 47 years old, and it was apparently her partner, the man who has been arrested, who alerted the emergency services, who was found dead on arrival at the house with signs of violence.

The attack took place in Zorrozaurre, when the victim slept in a building occupied by poor people.

A woman reported the assault on Saturday, and on the same day the man was arrested for a crime against sexual freedom.

The macho attack took place on Wednesday afternoon in a house in the El Pilar neighborhood, where the woman had a bruise on her face.

He must wear a telematic bracelet, and according to the resolution his children will decide which house he will live in.

The 62-year-old man is accused of organizing meetings without his wife's consent, in a case reminiscent of the scandal in the case of Gisele Pelicot.

A man has already been arrested. The attack took place in the stands of the Plaza de España of the city of A Coruña. The events took place on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday in the centre of the city.

There were no previous reports of violence against the alleged aggressor. In the Spanish State, the number of women killed by male violence so far this year is now 23, with a total of 1,317 since the victims began to be counted since 2003.

Research sources have confirmed that the arrested man suffers from Alzheimer's disease and is likely to be admitted to a health facility. 

The Board of Spokespersons and the Equality Council have agreed to an institutional declaration denouncing "any form of violence against women". The protest will take place at 12 noon in front of the City Hall.

According to the judgement, for 11 years the defendant A0 will not be able to approach or communicate with the victim less than 500 metres. s have stated that there are testimonies confirming the plaintiff's version.

The main conclusion drawn from a survey carried out by the Basque Government on male violence is clear: male violence is present in the lives and daily lives of women living in the CAE, not only in the area of partner, family, work or education, but also in the virtual environment.