Central Criminal Records Register (Registro Central de Penados)

In Spain, a final criminal conviction is generally recorded in the Central Criminal Records Register (Registro Central de Penados), which is maintained by the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Parliamentary Relations of Spain. Here’s how it works: Final convictions only. A conviction is entered once it becomes final (sentencia firme), meaning ordinary appeals have been exhausted or the time… Read More Central Criminal Records Register (Registro Central de Penados)

Structured risk assessment tools (VPR / VPER)

Here’s how police in Spain typically assess ongoing risk after long-term domestic violence or harassment cases(including cases that have been through restraining orders and may be in or out of VioGén monitoring). 🟡 1. Risk is not based on time — it’s based on behaviour patterns Police and risk assessors do not use a “time passed =… Read More Structured risk assessment tools (VPR / VPER)

🟣 What VioGén actually is

The VioGén system in Spain does not have a fixed “time limit” that applies equally to everyone. It works differently depending on the risk level and ongoing circumstances of the case. Here’s the clear, factual breakdown: 🟣 What VioGén actually is VioGén is a police risk monitoring system that tracks reported cases of gender-based violence and continuously updates risk… Read More 🟣 What VioGén actually is

Why Most Survivors Are Not Susan Kuhnhausen

The story of Susan Kuhnhausen is extraordinary. She survived because she possessed a rare combination of experience, training, physical skill, and the ability to remain functional under extreme stress. She had spent thirty years as an emergency room nurse. She had treated violent injuries. She had encountered people in crisis. She had practised self-defence techniques,… Read More Why Most Survivors Are Not Susan Kuhnhausen

Help

Pig butchering isn’t just dating apps and fake lovers. Sometimes it’s sitting at your own family table. Not everyone grooms you with romance.Some groom you with history, loyalty, and obligation. “Family helps family.”“I’m struggling.”“I just need a bit of support.” And because you’re a decent human being—you step in. At first it’s small.Then it’s repeated.Then… Read More Help

What to do if you suspect a paedophile network or grooming activity

🚨 1. If there is immediate danger Call: 112 (emergency services in Spain) 091 Policía Nacional 062 Guardia Civil 📞 2. Report online exploitation safely (Spain) Free and confidential Specialised in online grooming, sextortion, and suspicious activity They guide you step-by-step on reporting safely 👮 3. Police cybercrime units Report directly to: Policía Nacional cybercrime unit… Read More What to do if you suspect a paedophile network or grooming activity

ONE-PAGE SAFEGUARDING CHECKLIST FOR PARENTS

Online safety, grooming awareness & early warning signs 🚩 1. Possible warning signs Tick any that feel concerning: ☐ Sudden secrecy around phone / online activity ☐ New or hidden social media accounts ☐ Excessive time online, especially at night ☐ Quickly closing screens when adults enter ☐ Withdrawal from family or friends ☐ Mood changes… Read More ONE-PAGE SAFEGUARDING CHECKLIST FOR PARENTS

Safeguarding Guide (Valencia & Alicante): Parents & Schools

🧠 1. What schools in Spain are required to do Across Comunitat Valenciana, schools must: Have a child protection/safeguarding coordinator Follow mandatory reporting rules under LOPIVI (Child Protection Law 8/2021) Act immediately on any suspicion of abuse or grooming Work with social services and police when needed 👉 Key point: schools are legally required to report concerns, not investigate them… Read More Safeguarding Guide (Valencia & Alicante): Parents & Schools