Gissella Gallardo relata abuso sexual sufrido en Las Condes
TV Personality Gissella Gallardo Reveals Shocking Gym Assault
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- TV Personality Gissella Gallardo Reveals Shocking Gym Assault
- Chilean Journalist Naya Fácil Alleges Inappropriate Touching During Yoga Class
- Chilean Government Launches free Hotline for Domestic Violence Support
- Tiny Home, Big Dreams: Millennials Ditch Traditional Housing for Minimalist Living
- Fitness Spaces Under Scrutiny After Assault Allegations Rock Chile
Las Condes, Chile – Popular television personality Gissella Gallardo, known for her appearances on the program “Sígueme,” bravely shared a harrowing experience of sexual assault that occurred during a personal training session at a Las Condes gym.
Gallardo recounted the disturbing incident during a recent episode of the show, detailing how the assault took place several years ago. She explained that she was alone with the trainer during a private session when the assault occurred.
“He used the excuse of stretching exercises to take advantage of me,” Gallardo revealed, her voice trembling with emotion.Gallardo’s courage in speaking out about this traumatic event has sparked conversations about safety in fitness spaces and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable.
Chilean Journalist Naya Fácil Alleges Inappropriate Touching During Yoga Class
santiago, Chile – Popular Chilean journalist and social media personality Naya Fácil has publicly alleged that she was inappropriately touched by a yoga instructor during a private class.
Fácil, known for her outspoken nature and candid commentary, shared her experience on social media, detailing the unsettling encounter. She described feeling deeply uncomfortable when the instructor, whom she did not name, began making physical adjustments during the session.
“We were alone in the class and he started saying ‘let’s stretch.’ I felt incredibly uncomfortable, thinking ‘I need to leave, I need to leave,’ but I stayed silent,” Fácil recounted.
The journalist admitted to feeling paralyzed by the situation, unable to react in the moment. “I usually react to things, I have a very strong character, but this time I froze. I couldn’t believe what had happened,” she explained.
Fácil confided in her sister promptly after the incident,expressing her distress and shock. ”I called my sister and told her, ‘you won’t believe what happened, this guy totally touched me up.’ I was in positions where I just froze and didn’t know how to react,” she said.
While Fácil is known for her strength and resilience, this experience highlights the vulnerability individuals can face in situations where power dynamics are at play.
It’s vital to remember that resources are available for those who have experienced abuse or violence. The Chilean National Service for Women and Gender Equality (SernamEG) offers support and guidance thru its hotline, 1455.
Chilean Government Launches free Hotline for Domestic Violence Support
Santiago,Chile - In a move to combat domestic violence,the Chilean government has launched a series of free hotlines offering support and guidance to victims and those concerned about their safety.
The initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Women and gender equality (SernamEG), aims to provide accessible help to anyone affected by violence, regardless of their location or financial situation.
“We want to ensure that every Chilean has access to support when thay need it most,” said a SernamEG representative. “These hotlines are a lifeline for those experiencing violence, offering a safe space to seek help and guidance.”
The hotlines are available 24/7 and can be accessed from any phone, even without credit.
Here are the numbers to call:
1455: SernamEG’s orientation Line for Violence Against Women
133: Carabineros de Chile (National Police)
149: Carabineros de Chile’s Family Hotline
134: Policía de Investigaciones (Investigative Police)
