Minister of Housing and Public Utilities after the scandalous statements of the head of MIMP about femicide: “Don’t misunderstand”

“Don’t get me wrong,” said the housing minister. Chania Perez de Cuellarto statements by Women’s Minister Nancy Tolentino, who pointed out in cases of femicide that women “should choose well” their sentimental partners, after femicide Katherine Gomez.

“I have known the minister of women’s affairs for many years, and this is a woman who has always fought for the dignity and rights of women. I would rather ask you not to misunderstand this. We are all working together with the Cabinet of Ministers to be able to solve all the problems that we have at the moment,” he replied. Cuellar Perez to the question about RPP News.

Prior to this, the minister of housing had mentioned that the goal Nancy Tolentino It was not to criticize women “but rather to let them know in some way that they are free and they also have the ability and the right to choose their partners.”

“Indeed, women are free, and women are free to choose their partners,” said Perez de Cuellar, who expressed her opposition to femicide and any form of aggression against women.

What did the Minister of Women’s Affairs say?

This Friday the Minister of Women’s Affairs, Nancy Tolentinoconfirmed RPP News What Katherine Gomez, the young woman who was burned alive last Saturday in the Plaza dos de Mayo died in Archbishop Loaysa National Hospital.

In this regard, in cases of femicide, the head MIMP noted that women “should choose well” their romantic partners.

“We also want young people to make good choices about who to be with, because they also need to be aware that they deserve to live without violence and that they do not accept any commitment or relationship with a person who does not respect them, who violates their rights,” – he said.

It should be noted that aggression against Katherine Gomez this was carried out in circumstances in which relations with the aggressor ceased. With this in mind, the minister remarked that “the victims are never to blame.”

“We issued several safety warning publications so that if an abusive relationship ends, they will not agree to meet them alone again, because we know what they are risking. Don’t go alone, don’t interview alone when you want to break up with a violent person, don’t believe them when they tell you we’ll talk, I’ll explain. Please warn us or their loved ones not to put themselves at risk,” he said.