On March 15, we had the pleasure of participating in the conference \u201cAccess to justice and non-discrimination: proposals from the local world.\u201d<\/p>\n
You can see more information and the complete program here.<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n It became obvious throughout the day, above all, the need for greater coordination between associations and administration, since we are the entities that know most closely the daily situation of people and what the barriers are. In addition, there was in-depth discussion of investing in restorative justice that puts the victim at the center without re-victimizing and the importance of expanding the range of options with which to truly solve a conflict from its roots and not just alleviate its consequences.<\/p>\n All the round tables were very enriching, with a diversity of points of view and entities that gave voice to the battles that some people must face for the simple fact of who they are, what color their skin is, what gender their partner is. ,\u2026<\/p>\n Read the biggest headlines in this Twitter thread<\/p>\n \u2696\ufe0f Parlem amb entitats socials de les dificultats en l'acc\u00e9s a la just\u00edcia de les persones migrades, racialitzades, les que tenen discapacitat, les que viuen al carrer o les del col\u00b7lectiu LGTBI en la segona taula rodona. \u270a\ud83c\udffd <\/p>\n \u2049\ufe0f Amb quines barreres es troben aquests col\u00b7lectius? pic.twitter.com\/kzwCHMVTK1<\/a><\/p>\n — BCN Ciutat de Drets (@BCN_CiutatDrets) March 15, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n