Victims of violent crime do not report the facts

Feb 20, 2024

Our director Loreto Hoyos talked to Radio Bio Bio about the so-called security crisis that our country is experiencing.

The security crisis is prompting urgent measures to combat organized crime and, in the midst of the debate, Radio Bío Bío consulted our Director of the Criminal Group, Loreto Hoyos, about the current mechanisms of the criminal justice system to protect victims who reveal the facts.

The previous ones are tools that do not institutionally safeguard the disclosure of serious crimes“, explains Loreto.

He also emphasizes the shortcomings of the criminal justice system with respect to the protection of citizens when they report a crime, “Disclosure must be protected institutionally, a program is not enough, isolated sectorial measures that can protect or that can be effective in a specific case are not enough, but they are not effective in the face of a phenomenon“, he concludes.

We invite you to review an excerpt below:

Source: Radio Bio Bio, February 14, 2024.

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