BIDEN SAYS HE WILL ACT AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE U.S

BIDEN SAYS HE WILL ACT AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN THE U.S

Biden: States he will take a hard stance on domestic violence against U.S women.

The statement was made last Wednesday (25), the international day of the fight to eliminate violence against women

 

Upon this great cosmopolitan day for the expulsion of violence against females, last Wednesday, 25, Joe Biden declared his commitment to the cause and considered a large number of domestic brutality cases in the USA as an epidemic.

 

"Upon this great day, on a universal day for the rejection of brutality against females, I reaffirm m y commitment to ending this epidemic. The Biden-Harris administration will take bold steps here and will pool global efforts to address gender violence in all its forms," said the Democrat on his Twitter profile.

 

Biden News: Today, on this universal occasion for the rejection of brutality against Women, I reaffirm my commitment to ending this epidemic. A joint Biden-Harris authority will take firm action here in the US and rejoin international resolutions to tackle gender-based violence in all its forms.

 

Biden News also stated that the current situation, in which we follow, during the coronavirus dilemma, has made the situation of women victims of violence worse because they are "restrained at home with their exploiters and facing financial insecurity that makes it out of this situation. The most difficult situation"!

 

Besides, Joe Biden stated, "one out of three females falls victim to gender violence during a point in their lives" and that rate is "even higher for black, lesbian and bisexual women, Trans people and other members of vulnerable communities".

About Joe Biden

 

Born on November 20, 1942, Joseph Robinette, popularly called Joe Biden, is an American politician and lawyer. In November 2020, the man was elected president of the U.S. and his inauguration is scheduled to take place on January 20, 2021.

 

Affiliated with the Democratic Party, Biden was vice president of the United States during the Barack Obama administration, from 2008 to 2017, handing over the job to Trump's deputy Mike Pence on January 20, 2017. Currently, at 78, Joe he will be the oldest to assume the post of President of the United States.