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The lack of protocol for informing chemical submission victims about their own sexual assaults

By

Domitila Diez

3h ago· 7 min readesNews

Summary

This article examines the lack of a specific protocol for informing victims of gender-based violence that they have been drugged and raped when they have no memory of the assault. It focuses on the case of Tamara Fernández Varela, who was drugged and raped by her husband for years and only learned about the assaults through a court letter containing photos of the attacks. The piece discusses how security forces and the justice system currently rely on general guides for trauma-informed interviewing, combined with empathy and common sense, to communicate such devastating information to victims of chemical submission.

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bskyThe lack of protocol for informing chemical submission victims about their own sexual assaultssocial.elpais.com

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Me puse histérica y dije: no quiero ver más
No hay un protocolo específico para contarle a una víctima de violencia de género que ha sido drogada y violada, cuando ella no se acuerda de nada
Eso ―combinado con empatía y sentido común― es de lo que se valen los cuerpos de seguridad y la justicia en casos de sumisión química para informar a la mujer lo que ha sufrido
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Tamara Fernández Varela fue drogada durante años por su marido y se enteró de su violación por una carta del juzgado con fotos de sus agresiones

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