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How are cases of complicity in sexual assault crimes handled in Guatemala?
Cases of complicity in sexual assault crimes in Guatemala are handled with approaches aimed at protecting victims and ensuring effective prosecution of those responsible. Laws and policies seek to punish accomplices involved in acts of sexual assault, promoting justice and the prevention of these crimes.
What is the process to make name changes or corrections to identity documents in El Salvador?
To make name changes or corrections to identity documents, the procedures established by the RNPN must be followed, presenting the required documentation and following the corresponding legal steps.
Can I obtain my judicial records online in Guatemala?
Currently, in Guatemala it is not possible to obtain judicial records online. You must go in person to the Central File of Judicial Records or send someone on your behalf to make the request.
How is violence combated in schools in Mexico?
Violence in the school environment is addressed through prevention programs, teacher training, promotion of values and the establishment of protocols to intervene in cases of bullying and violence between students.
What is the principle of harm in Brazilian criminal law?
The principle of harm establishes that conduct can only be considered a crime if it causes damage or endangers a legal good protected by law, that is, criminal law is concerned with protecting the interests of society against conduct that affects negatively to other individuals or to the social order.
What is the situation of the rights of migrant and refugee peoples in Guatemala?
Guatemala is a country of transit and destination for migrants and refugees. The rights situation of migrant and refugee peoples faces challenges in terms of protection, access to basic services and guarantee of their human rights. Policies and programs have been implemented to address the needs of these populations, but it is still necessary to strengthen the protection and integration of migrants and refugees.
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