About 6,200 victims of domestic violence have a panic button
Telecare should be activated in case of danger or if the abuser approaches.
6,200 victims of domestic violence have 'panic button'
Telecare protection, known as the 'panic button', is provided to victims by decision of the Public Prosecutor's Office or a court and should be activated in case of danger or if the aggressor approaches.
Around 6,200 victims of domestic violence are receiving telecare
Around 6,200 victims of domestic violence are currently using telecare, known as a 'panic button', the Directorate-General for Reintegration and Prison Services (DGRSP) said; it will take full responsibility for the system in 2026.
Around 6,200 victims of domestic violence have a panic button
Telecare should be activated in case of danger or if the abuser approaches.