The McLien government plans to delete women from Argentina Criminal Law | Argentina

According to the oath of President Javier Milei, women will defeat from Argentina's criminal law. This is his government's latest attack on women's rights.

The Minister of Justice Marianocúneolibarona said that the government will “eliminate the image of women from the Argentine Criminal Law” and add that feminism is “distortion of equal concepts.”

“Before the laws in our national constitution, the current government defended equality. No other people are more important than another value.

Female-Men's murderous murder in the context of gender violence was added to the Criminal Law. This is a factor in the murder in 2012 and was punished by the imprisonment of life.

This news was published shortly after McLea's concept of condemning women at the Davos World Economic Forum, and said, “Before the law, there is equality in the West. Everything else is seeking privileges.”

“The point of view we have reached is that in many countries that are said to be civilized, if women are killed, they are called women. This is more serious than killing men based on the gender of the victim. His life is more valuable than men's life. “He said.

According to a report from Argentina's Argentine female observer, 295 women were recorded between January 1 and December 31 last year.

Mariela Belski, executive director of Argentine Amnesty, said that “very worried” the country's violence in women is not “understanding” of women. She said that although there are more murderous murders than women worldwide, houses are the most dangerous places for women and girls. 60 % of women were killed by their partners or family members, while men were 12 %.

“Belski said:” Women as a legal category will constitute a greater danger to women and girls. “

Argentina has a strong history of feminism recently. In 2015, a wave of opposition to women was in Peru, Uruguay, Italy, and Germany that caused similar protests, and the country's green wave movement played a role in ensuring safety abortion rights in 2020. Argentina is also the first Latin American country to implement Parrylia's women's system in 1991.

But with this development, pushing-Miley successfully proposed this emotion during the campaign. He said in 2022, “I won't apologize for the penis.”

Since taking power, Milei eliminated the women's department and dissolved the secrets of the secret to prevent gender violence. He reduced plans to support the victims of gender violence and attacked the “bloody and murderous abortion agenda” in Davos. In November, Argentina was the only resolution against the UN General Assembly to prevent and eliminate all forms of violence in all forms of women and girls.

Soledad Deza, a well -known lawyer and president of Mujeres X Mujees, said: “The government promises and deepen the dislikes every day in the election movement.”

With its “cultural struggle” with “awakeningism”, the McLien government is now working hard to abolish the labor quota of the sexual minority groups, the equal gender equity in the election list and the legislation of the non -binary identity document. The government also aims to overthrow Micala's law, which has established mandatory training for the gender issues of public employees.

“The reason why Mickeyra law was created is because Micala's women are like many others. If a few days, a few months and a few years ago, people make a decision from a gender point of view, which can be avoided.” Its can be avoided. ” Death has led to the creation of law. “This is a very dangerous issue … Promoting these policies against gender views, this is what I think of violating my country's constitution.”

Miley's decision also made it. Donald Trump called his Argentine as “the favorite president”, and he had begun to oppose the cross -army of gender and diversity policies. In the past week, Trump said that diversity, equality, and inclusive initiatives have been “dangerous, degraded and immoral”, and revoked orders aimed at preventing gender -based identity or sexual orientation discrimination.