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Duke hc doods 🌻

I don’t actually know what the au where Bruce takes in all the bats super young is called but I think it’s super cute!! Little duke is so cute and I wanna draw him and his big hair again

Brightney x Flutter !

🚫 Women Behind the Walls

1. Mass Arrests & Gendered Neglect

Since March 2022’s State of Exception, over 85,000 people have been detained—nearly 2% of the population—with 7,750 women among them .

These women are held in separate facilities—not in CECOT—but in prisons like Izalco, La Esperanza, and Santa Ana, which suffer extreme overcrowding: 100 people in cells meant for 30 .

2. Torture, Oblivion, Obstetric Violence

Human Rights Watch and DPLF report:

Incommunicado detention and torture—no visitation allowed.

Lack of medical care, food, hygiene, and routine access to healthcare .

La Esperanza, one of the main women’s prisons, is notorious for sexual violence and menstrual neglect. Women report being given medication without consent, leading to spontaneous abortions—abortion is illegal in El Salvador .

3. Health Crimes & Invisible Suffering

Pregnant women mysteriously lose pregnancies after clinic transfers—no medical protocol, no investigations .

Women face continuous obstetric violence—forced procedures, no follow-up care .

The brutal environment strips them of dignity, exacerbating a system that hides their plight from public view.

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🤐 Why the Silence?

Media spotlight prioritizes CECOT, the male mega-prison, obscuring women’s suffering elsewhere.

State intervention blocks press access, especially in women’s facilities .

Criticism of women’s prison conditions touches on sexual and reproductive rights—too taboo or politically explosive to cover meaningfully .

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🩸 The Human Cost

Thousands of women—mothers, community workers, and ordinary civilians—are detained arbitrarily, forced into cages without trial.

Many have lost children to miscarriages or denied care; some are prevented from abortion care even when their lives depend on it .