The Villalbilla Town Hall has called on citizens to celebrate with respect and equality, under the slogan 'No means no'.
The Villalbilla Town Hall has launched a campaign to raise awareness about preventing sexual assaults during local festivals. Under the slogan 'No means no', the Council reminds that the festive atmosphere does not justify inappropriate behaviour and that free and explicit consent must be the basis of any interaction.
The governing team emphasises that 'the party does not change the rules' and that the leisure environment does not grant any license to violate the integrity of others. The aim is for no one to feel afraid to participate in the social life of the municipality, and for celebrations to remain spaces of joy and full coexistence.
The campaign stresses that any contact without consent constitutes a sexual assault and that safety is a shared responsibility. With this message, the Town Hall seeks to involve the entire population in creating a safe environment during the upcoming festive events.
The invitation is clear: enjoy responsibly and place respect at the centre of relationships. The Council appeals for individual commitment to ensure that the festivals in Villalbilla are experienced with equality and free from assaults.
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