In addition, in relation to the case, they considered that the sentence imposed on the woman “shows a disproportionality between the crime (which, they reiterate, she did not commit) and the sentence, understanding it as a clear sign of obscenity and of the disciplinary purpose that is chased”.
“She was unfoundedly accused of being the intellectual author of the attacks suffered by Gabriel Fernández, her daughter’s rapist, and she was sentenced for having dared to denounce the childhood sexual abuse that one of her daughters survived, being in addition to their right, an obligation in terms of childhood,” the letter adds.
In this sense, the group wonders: “What should a mother have done in the face of the need and obligation to demand justice? Has anyone stopped to think about the disciplining effect that this institutional action has on the girl, on her development and in the possibility of deploying their capacity for autonomy, of defending themselves and taking over from the submissive role that society intends for people who are subalternized by patriarchy?
“We consider urgent the positioning and intervention of the Ministry and its representatives to join the demand for the acquittal of Flavia. We consider that this request is urgent and pertinent based on the obligations assumed by the State, before which this Ministry is in charge of work to guarantee its implementation,” the text also states based on its evaluations of the failures in the judicial process of the case.
Finally, from Actrices Argentinas they reiterated that “social denunciation is a public right and it is also the right to communication”, and that “there cannot be a protective mother more criminalized or sentenced for denouncing, for having fulfilled her duty to ensure before the rights of his hijx”.
Saganías was sentenced three years ago to 23 years in prison for the crimes of “attempted doubly aggravated homicide, seriously outrageous sexual abuse to the degree of attempt, illegitimate deprivation of liberty and arson”, as the intellectual author.
Justice considered that the posting that she made the day before the events denouncing that her ex-partner had raped her 6-year-old daughter was what caused Flavia’s mother and brother to go to the house of the alleged abuser and father of his two youngest children, to attack him and cause injuries that took him 12 days of hospitalization.
In addition, the magistrates ordered that said sentence be effective from the moment it was formulated in a maximum security prison, despite the fact that Flavia has two twins who were 2 years old at the time, and only in mid-2020 was she granted the benefit of house arrest.
Source: Ambito
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