@magazinearticle {518706,
	title = {Women: for a life without violence},
	journal = {Latinamerica press},
	volume = {38},
	number = {7},
	year = {2006},
	month = {04/19},
	publisher = {Latinamerica press},
	edition = {Vol. 38 No. 7},
	address = {Lima},
	abstract = {http://lapress.org/informes.asp?inf=3




Violence against women is the cruelest manifestation of gender-based discrimination and inequality, and despite numerous international agreements to eradicate it, the trend has continued, ever more bloodily, fueled by a patriarchal society in which women are the undervalued sex.
{\textquotedblleft}The continuation of violence against women in the 21st century is inconceivable and unacceptable,{\textquotedblright} says C{\'e}lia Le{\~a}o, a state deputy from S{\~a}o Paulo, Brazil, and a key member of the first Parliamentary Investigation\&nbsp;Commission on violence against women in that state in the mid-1990s.


One of society{\textquoteright}s greatest challenges is for violence against women to be considered a human rights violation.\&nbsp;



},
	url = {http://lapress.org/informes.asp?inf=3}
}
