If you are a victim
In short
You can call us before taking any step. In a first confidential conversation we assess your situation, what evidence you have and the safest moment to report. Some practical advice:
To access these rights, victim status can be proven by a judgment, a protection order, a report from the Public Prosecutor (Ministerio Fiscal) or a report from social or specialist services (article 23 of Organic Law 1/2004).
No. You can report on the basis of your own statement, which can be sufficient evidence if it is credible and consistent. Even so, supporting it with other evidence helps a great deal; we guide you in gathering it without putting yourself at risk.
You can still consult us. In addition, for the purposes of financial aid and rights, victim status can be proven with a report from social or specialist services, without the need for a police report.
Gender violence is a public offence (delito público): once it has been reported, the proceedings continue even if the victim wishes to withdraw. Let’s talk before you make any decision.
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