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Watchdog Warns of Violence Against Female Candidates
The article focused on the rising manifestations of political and digital violence directed against female candidates in the upcoming parliamentary elections scheduled for September 23. The National Observatory for Protection from Digital Violence explained that these practices include insults, defamation, attacks on privacy and dignity, the spreading of harmful allegations, as well as organized campaigns aimed at tarnishing the reputation of women in politics and reducing their presence in the public sphere. It emphasized that these actions weaken women's participation in the electoral process and affect their rights, while also sending intimidating messages to women wishing to engage in politics. This comes amid preparations for the 2026 elections, which will see the implementation of new punitive laws to criminalize such practices, highlighting the need for the political and media communities to assume their responsibilities in ensuring the protection of women and promoting the principles of equal representation and electoral justice.
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