Overview
- Loreto’s Superior Court held a sensitization session at Colegio Teniente Manuel Clavero Muga for 4th- and 5th-year secondary students that provided practical tools to spot early signs of school, family, or partner violence and explained available reporting channels.
- The Superior Court of Puno led an informational visit to Perú Birf in Juliaca that reached more than 250 adolescents and included direct participation by family Judge Yrene Ciriaco Vilca and Superior Judge Hernán Layme Yépez who explained legal consequences for violent acts.
- Both activities form part of district-level 2026 work plans run by Commissions for Access to Justice to implement Law N°30364, the national statute to prevent, sanction and eradicate violence against women and family members.
- Court leaders say the visits are a decentralization effort that sends judges out of their offices to expand civic education in classrooms and, in Puno’s case, are being coordinated with UGEL San Román–Juliaca to schedule more school visits.
- Officials expect these trainings to boost early detection and reporting of abuse, improve student access to protection measures under the law, and increase local contact between young people and justice institutions as more visits are planned.