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Con Plantón De Juguetes Denuncian Impunidad En El 70% De Casos De Abuso Sexual a Niños INICIO NACIONAL ! LOCALES ! DEPORTES ! INTERNACIONAL ! ECONOMÍA ! TECNOLOGÍA ! ENTRETENIMIENTO ! INICIO NACIONAL ! LOCALES ! DEPORTES ! INTERNACIONAL ! ECONOMÍA ! TECNOLOGÍA ! ENTRETENIMIENTO ! AUDIOS VIDEOS GALERÍAS EN VIVO PROGRAMAS QUIÉNES SOMOS ! BOGOTÁ LOCALES Con plantón de juguetes denuncian Deportes impunidad en el 70% de casos de abuso Esteban Chaves se alza con el liderato del Herald Sun Tour tras ganar etapa reina sexual a niños Medellín inició la Liga Águila con victoria ante Enero 31, 2018 | 10:56 Am | Tags: Abuso Sexual, Juguete, Niños el Huila ! " # Save to Facebook Buscar Búsqueda personalizada de Google Foto: RCN Radio Cerca de 20 organizaciones internacionales y nacionales organizaron un plantón con juguetes en la Plaza de Bolívar para conmemorar a los niños víctimas de abuso sexual en el país. Los juguetes se convirtieron en el símbolo de esta jornada por ser considerados como los únicos testigos de este tipo de delito contra los menores de edad. ADVERTISING inRead invented by Teads ADVERTISING Con un pendón gigante en el Capitolio Nacional, así mismo se le hizo un llamado a los entes gubernamentales para que haya justicia y que estos casos no queden en la impunidad. “Cerca de un 70% de los casos comprobados en los que un niño fue víctima, no pasa absolutamente nada. Hay casos en que están llamando a la familia del menor abusado 5 ó 6 años después”, aseguró Ángela Rosales, directora de Aldeas Infantiles SOS. Foto: RCN Radio Este acto contó con el apoyo de la Fundación Renacer, Red PaPaz y UNICEF. Así mismo, la acción estuvo motivada por los hechos recientes, en los que fue capturado el presunto abusador y explotador sexual de cerca de 500 menores de edad conocido como el “Lobo Feroz”. Las cifras de la Policía Nacional indican que en el 2017 se registraron 17.855 delitos sexuales contra menores de 18 años. Con relación a los delitos en los entornos digitales, en el 2017, la línea virtual de denuncia recibió 5.187 reportes relacionados con material de abuso sexual. ! " # Save to Facebook Noticias Relacionadas Angelina Jolie trabajará con la Actriz Rose McGowan describe Por presunto abuso sexual de una OTAN contra la violencia sexual cómo fue violada por Harvey menor investigan a magistrado de Weinstein Medellín Inicio » Locales » Con plantón de juguetes denuncian impunidad en el 70% de casos de abuso sexual a niños Comentarios RADIO CADENA NACIONAL S.A.S. - RADIO TELEVISIÓNSERVICIOSOTROS RCN RADIO RCN Canal RCN RCN ABC Bogotá Manizales Montería Tulúa Mundo Models Medicus NTN24 93.9 FM - 1060 AM 1050 AM 1170 AM La Mega Cimacast Fides 770 AM Nuestra Pereira Neiva Tunja LA F.M. Tele Concurso Cali 1020 AM 1150 AM 1380 AM Nacional 980 AM Rumba RCN Apartadó Pasto Valledupar de Cuento Novelas RCN - Medellín 1310 AM 1340 AM 1260 AM Radio 1 MEN 990 AM RCN Armenia Popayán Villavicencio Antena 2 Comerciales Cartagena 1240 AM 1370 AM 1110 AM La 1000 AM Fantástica Republica Barbosa San Sincelejo Bucaramanga1140 AM Andrés 1340 AM La 800 AM 910 AM Cariñosa Girardot Sogamoso Cúcuta 1290 AM San Gil 1200 AM Amor 940 AM 1220 AM Estéreo Ibagué Barranquilla1180 AM Santa El Sol 760 AM Marta 640 AM Radio Red Copyright RCN Radio © | 2018 | Política de Protección de Datos Personales y Aviso de Privacidad | Programa de Ética Empresarial.
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