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discuss the phenomenon of femicide in Latin America,<br />

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femicide, such as raising European awareness of<br />

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the general disregard for human rights, they found it<br />

necessary to examine the systematic and structural<br />

discrimination against women and patriarchal role<br />

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rights and the right to lead a self-determined life,<br />

undermining their status as legal entities in the<br />

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of the phenomenon, ending impunity, and forcing<br />

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concern of the countries with data, especially in<br />

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femicide platform stated that the cause of femicide<br />

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