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3) The murder of Ana Orantesssss1, which raised awareness and influenced the approval of the Organic Act 1/2004 of 28 December on integrated protection measures against gender violence.

4) The La Manada casessss1 in which gang or group rape victimisation contributed to forcing the revision of the criminal legislation on consent and sexual crimes with an integral law on sexual violence. Before that case, the case of conservative Spanish councillor Nevenka Fernández who spoke out against sexual harassment in 2001 was overlooked, but it was brought back to prominence in 2021 because of the release of a Netflix documentary film about the casessss1.

5) The case of Maixabel Lasassss1 who, with other victims, helped to open the debate on the use of restorative justice for terrorism (Martín y Rodríguez, 2019), but also for other serious crimes in the context of prison.

6) The Romanones case in Granada in which sexual abuse in the Church against minors was reported in 2014. The accused was finally declared innocent. The Supreme Court indicated that there was some evidence to investigate the case, although insufficient for a sentence, in a case where several alleged crimes could not be brought to justice because of the statute of limitations. After this case, along with the activism in other countries, the victims’ movement on this sort of victimisation started to grow in Spain to ask for reparation by the Church, as well a reform of the statute of limitations and better protection for child victimsssss1.