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Deputies Seek to Include Women Prisoners in Women's Health Campaigns
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The aim is to prioritize the population with the greatest degree of marginalization and poverty, extended to women held in prisons. By: Editorial In order to include women held in prisons in the state, in campaigns to distribute menstrual health supplies, Congressman Marco Antonio Gama presented the initiative with a draft decree that seeks to reform article 133, section II, of the Health Act of the State of San Luis Potosí. He explained that th…
In order to include women detained in prisons in the state, in campaigns to distribute menstrual health supplies, Congressman Marco Antonio Gama presented the initiative with a draft decree that seeks to reform section II of article 133 of the Health Act of the State of San Luis Potosí. He explained that the proposed initiative seeks that in its Article 133.
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