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Un grupo de víctimas del conflicto desplazadas en Villavicencio se unieron para combatir la violencia de género en los asentamientos de la periferia. Solo durante 2022, se han presentado 229 denuncias de abuso sexual y 1.235 de violencia intrafamiliar en esa ciudad. Las mujeres también exigen condiciones de vida digna, capacitaciones y proyectos productivos para salir de la vulnerabilidad.

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00:17I came here because of the violence that my parents lived in the Mitu.
00:22They emigrated to Inidia.
00:26When they emigrated to Inidia, they thought it was less violence, but it was worse.
00:32At the age of 13, I found myself in the Bogotá terminal.
00:36I crossed my arms and said, what am I going to do with my life?
00:40I remember that I had a family in Villavicencio and I came here.
00:44My native city is Mitubaupes.
00:48I come from there, I have 7 years here in Villavicencio.
00:53I was victim of armed armed conflict.
00:57When I was 17 years old.
00:59When you arrive and tell them,
01:01you have to leave 24 hours.
01:06It is nothing for one.
01:12When you arrive at a place where no one knows no one,
01:18at the beginning, the displacement was hard for me.
01:21A life full of insecurities, change it by tranquility,
01:28give that tranquility to my son.
01:30I don't want to say that I live at the origin of a canyon,
01:33because I find the tranquility that I don't find in other parts of the city.
01:37The majority of the women with whom we work are women in the periphery,
01:41because we have identified that in Villavicencio,
01:44a city that has received so much violence and so many people
01:49victims of armed conflict,
01:51one of those failures is not having a right condition for life.
01:55And to talk about a safe housing, especially for women,
01:58it is not only the four walls of a house,
02:00but also the entire environment.
02:05When I arrived here, to Parcelas,
02:09I suffered two inundations through the river.
02:12When I arrived here, I heard robes.
02:14This was very calm.
02:17Right now, robes, attempts of violations,
02:20things that I didn't see before.
02:22Now, one doesn't feel calm,
02:23neither with the children,
02:26nor with the houses of one.
02:28I'm very nervous.
02:30I go out and I see a motorcycle,
02:32and I feel nervous.
02:33When they started these problems,
02:35suddenly there was a treatment of abuse
02:38to a mother and then a child.
02:40So, what happens?
02:41We're getting rid of insecurity.
02:43When I was able to leave a medicalonse,
02:47I would know that no one can be ok.
02:51How did the animals want to be infected?
02:58This is very dangerous,
02:59but I wouldn'tq-if non индia�u.
03:04Some If it were.
03:04The sexual violence what gets infected?
03:05there is one of the victims that should stop
03:07from a race well-being.
03:10If we work in prevention and promotion, we will not have to work later in solving these problems.
03:19There are many people who live in the conditions that are not good quality for a family
03:27and for all the children who live there too, because they are numerous families, 7-8 children.
03:33I think they should give us more opportunities to women with training, workshops, productive projects.
03:46There are very envidious people who say, no, this is invasion, and they have to kill them, and they have
03:52to affect one another.
03:54This is a guarantee for us, a house at the end of the day.
03:58Why is it a guarantee? Because it is cheaper.
04:00It is cheaper.
04:01That soon, we re-ubiquen in another place.
04:05To be able to make our house, which is the most important thing.
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