'Algorfa City Council, through its Councilors and Citizen Security and Social Services and Child Protection Unit and the Domestic Violence Local Police of this municipality (UMEVIDO) is organizing the "1st Soccer Tournament 7 Security Forces de la Vega Baja AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. The tournament will be held on 23 and 24 November in the sports complex Juan Carlos I of Algorfa, welcomes teams of different law enforcement: Local Police, Civil Guard and National Police, which in their respective jerseys bear the slogan "No to abuse but educated in EQUALITY, operate on an equal".
The tournament aims to make a public call to reject this scourge that afflicts our society, an appeal which will culminate with the reading of a manifesto against Gender Violence from Authorities and representatives of different social groups, day 24 November on 12:30, coinciding with the awards ceremony of the tournament.
Although the fight against gender and domestic violence is a daily from the Child Protection Unit and the Domestic Violence Local Police Algorfa (UMEVIDO) has been thought to hold this event to coincide with International Day against Gender Violence , as a rejection of the entire group towards maltratro police, trying to sensitize the public about the importance of education in equality and equality act, as the motto of the tournament. Together, we can with this situation of violence against women, so many cultural and social connotations are, against which we must fight.
Through this I invite you and all members of the group of cooperative neighbors that you represent, assistance to the act to take place on 24th of November 2009, at 12 am in the Polideportivo Juan Carlos I of Algorfa , which will read a manifesto against violence in the family by various police authorities and representatives of all bodies: Local Police, Civil Guard and National Police. Also I ask you to extend an invitation to all people in your community who can attend.
Pedro Javier García Bertomeu. Chief Inspector of the
local police of Algorfa.
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