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Unconstitutionality of Surveillance: A Buenos Aires judge recently declared the city's Fugitive Facial Recognition System (SFRP) unconstitutional. The court found that the system lacked oversight, relied on an unreliable database, and led to an abuse of authority.

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“From the Mirror to the Margin: Exploring the Intersections of Facial Abuse, Gendered Violence, and Argentine Media Narratives through the Case of ‘Anna’”

2.3. Media Representation of Victim‑Body Injuries

• Studies on “visual victimhood” and the “spectacle of suffering.”
• Argentinian media case studies (e.g., Vázquez 2020; Larraín 2021).

1. Chronic pain: Facial injuries can result in chronic pain, affecting the victim's quality of life and mental health.
2. Permanent scarring: Facial scarring can lead to emotional distress, low self-esteem, and social isolation.
3. Disfigurement: Severe facial injuries can result in disfigurement, affecting the victim's identity and self-perception.

Breaking the Silence: Support and Resources

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, there are resources available:

The abuse Anna suffered was not just physical; it was also emotional and psychological. Her partner isolated her from her friends and family, making her feel dependent on him. He controlled her every move, monitored her phone calls and messages, and made her feel guilty for everything. The constant fear and anxiety took a toll on Anna's mental health, leaving her feeling trapped and helpless.