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How are the rights of women in situations of gender violence addressed in the area of emotional relationships in Chile?
Women in the field of emotional relationships in Chile have the right to live free of violence and to have relationships based on mutual respect. The implementation of policies to prevent gender violence, raising awareness about healthy relationships and promoting informed consent is promoted. In addition, it seeks to strengthen the care and protection mechanisms for women victims of violence, providing access to specialized services, advice and psychological support.
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How is transparency ensured in the management of conflicts of interest in compliance in Chile?
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