Male violence

After attempting to assault her ex-partner, she removed the security cameras from a garage and punctured the wheels of the woman's vehicle.

Emakunde's director, Mira Elgarresta, has explained in Euskadi Irratia that the number of complaints of gender-based violence or crimes against sexual freedom in the Basque Country is on the rise, an increase which, according to her, is partly due to awareness-raising work and the provision of more resources and services to victims, which provide them with greater protection and encourage them to report.

A 24-year-old assaulted three women at night, covering their faces, with the intention of sexually assaulting them.

On the other hand, the Vitoria-Gasteiz City Council has reported that another 34-year-old man has also been arrested for locking his former partner in the house and threatening him with a knife.

The arrest took place around 1:00 on Sunday, when the woman was escorted to the emergency room by law enforcement officers and returned home hours later, while the man was taken to the police station.

The man was arrested by the local police and the Foral Police have taken over the investigation, which will focus on the town on Tuesday.

The Civil Guard received the warning at 8.50 a.m. The officers found the body of the victim, who had several stab wounds, on the beach of Punta del Cayman. The couple of the woman, a male, were arrested as the perpetrator of the crime.

In addition, another man has been arrested in the Navarre capital for allegedly beating his former partner in the street.

The Bilbao City Council and Bilboko Konpartsak have jointly renewed the specific protocol for male aggression.

The hundreds of women who arrived in Ceuta from Morocco remain in a particularly appalling situation. Jada are in a serious situation, but the words, behaviour and actions of the rest of the male migrants increase the lack of protection. UNICEF is experiencing the crisis closely: they report that there are not enough police and that there are officers who cannot help them.

Getxo feminists have recalled in a statement that there was another attack at the San Ignacio festivities in late July.

The man accused of the attack was arrested after touching the woman in the early morning hours of Saturday to Sunday.

Four complaints have been filed against him, and four others are expected to be filed for similar events a few days earlier.

In addition, the man arrested for the murder of a 45-year-old woman in Benahavis, Malaga, has confessed to being the murderer in a note he wrote on his escape and placed on the doorstep of a friend's home, which he has found and handed over to the Civil Guard.

According to Emakunde, it has increased by 7% compared to 2025. Victims of domestic violence have increased by 20% in Álava and the number of victims assaulted has increased by 10% in Gipuzkoa.

After the murder, the attacker tried to flee, and in that attempt, other officers in the area responded by shooting at him, where he died.

The man died after falling off a balcony as he fled the police after being warned of male violence.

Equality Councilwoman Ane Oyarbide has stated that "Big Week must be a space of coexistence, respect and freedom for all people."