Through a statement released on Twitter, the Venezuelan Observatory of Lgbti Violence pointed out that political leaders and representatives of the university sector use false news to support narratives contrary to human rights. The position of the observatory arises after the leader of Primero Justicia Julio Montoya announced that a movement that will go against the rights of trans people and that the secretary of the UC, Pablo Aure, launched criticism against the diverse sex community
He Venezuelan Observatory of Lgbti Violence He expressed his concern about the use of “dehumanizing and discriminatory” speeches towards the diverse gender community by political leaders, universities and people with an impact on large audiences.
Through a statement released on Twitter on the night of March 15, the observatory warned about the “use of elements of disinformation and false news to support narratives contrary to human rights.”
The Venezuelan Observatory of Lgbti Violence recalled that its objective is to contribute to the construction of a society free of violence and discrimination.
“Only from respectful dialogue and the deconstruction of prejudices can this be a reality, for this reason we place ourselves at the order of the different spokespersons to generate conversations aimed at building trust and respect,” he said.
We remain firm in our objective of building a society free of violence and discrimination through respectful dialogue and the deconstruction of prejudices. #NoMoreDiscrimination pic.twitter.com/95iPvYh2cB
— Observatory ?? of LGBTIQ+ Violence (@ovlgbtiq) March 16, 2023
The alert expressed by the non-governmental organization arose days after the leader of the Primero Justicia (PJ) party Julio Montoya said that he will promote a national movement “in defense of the family, traditions and life”, which will go head-on against abortion, a procedure that feminist organizations have demanded be legalized, and demands for the rights of trans people that the Lgbti community.
Also on March 9, the secretary of the University of Carabobo (UC), Pablo Aure, launched criticism against the Lgbti community and questioned the rights that it demands, such as marriage.
The statements were made during a vocational talk to students in the fifth year of high school at the YMCA educational institution in Valencia.
«That wave that is there, those strange movements. The man is a man and the woman is a woman. Period! The little girl is a little girl and the little boy is a little boy. Nothing else,” she said.
He added that “marriage is man and woman. Period »and that his position is not outdated, but that he seeks to defend what he considers family.
“Nature does not make mistakes. I know it’s funny, but we have to look at this seriously, because if we neglect it, it will progress and we will destroy the most precious thing in a society, which is the family, which is built between a man and a woman, “he insisted.
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