I think that I can organize a meeting with people different age (men and women), talk and compare how the woman's life was in these moments.

My favorite film was "I give you my eyes."

Reading the United Nations' definition of the elimination of violence against women in its resolution 48/104 of 1993 was gratifying in its breadth and comprehensiveness, defining this type of violence as: "any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or psychological harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life." After presenting what I have read on the subject, I clearly see the need to continue publicizing what has happened, as well as publicly denouncing the people who promote and/or carry out violence against women.

Violence against women primarily involves the agressor and the victim.

However, the sistem is complex and involves other key people, such as the victim`s children, family and relatives who also suffer the consequences.

This requires the involvement of everyone, and the implementation progressive laws, the promotion of greater gender equality and support victims and above all, education from an early, age about consent and respect.

Let`s not forget than they are our mothers, sisters, grandmothers, daughters

granddaughters, and so on.

Every day thousands of women experience situation of violence that we don't always see.

It's sad to think that in 2025 still It's happening.

Wat to do try improve it?

On a Social Level:

• Particiting in demostrations

• Spread message on social media in favor of preventing of gender violence against women and girls.

  On a Personal Level:

• Wear orange clothing that day

• Educate the next generation in equality based on respect and consent

• Very important is support for the victims.

  I CLAIM WOMEN'S RIGHT TO LIVE FREELY AND WITHOUT VIOLENCE

  
  

To answer the question “What can you do to learn about the 25th of November?”, the first step is to get informed in a clear and honest way. You can read reports, go to talks, listen to real stories and understand the different forms of violence, not only physical violence. Information helps you see warning signs, avoid stereotypes and speak about the topic with respect.

From an ethical and personal point of view, change starts in daily life. You don’t need to belong to a movement or use a label to help. You can contribute by respecting others, not accepting controlling behaviour and supporting people who need to talk without judging them. It also means questioning old ideas and teaching the people around you that relationships should be based on freedom, dignity and equality.

It is not about changing the world in one day. It is about taking a simple responsibility: learn, listen and act with coherence. Every small action makes a safer and more conscious environment. This is a real way to contribute so the 25th of November is not only a date, but an attitude all year long.