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<\/figure>\n\n\n\nFor her part, on June 10, Oriana Bernasconi participated in the UC Applied Ethics Conference Series, with the presentation \u201cEl valor en la gesti\u00f3n estatal de v\u00edctimas de violaciones a los derechos humanos\u201d.<\/em> On this occasion, she focused her analysis on the <\/em>Ethical aspects involved in the state's work managing victims of human trafficking. Based on the work carried out within the framework of Data Justa, Bernasconi identified some challenges that the State faces in registering this crime, including multidimensional victimization, distrust of institutions, and the high presence of migrants and children and adolescents among the victims. <\/p>\n\n\n\n During her presentation, she also addressed existing regulations on human trafficking in Chile, mentioning Law 21.057 on Videotaped Investigative Interviews as an important step forward in preventing secondary victimization of children and adolescents. She also emphasized the importance of ethics in case management, as well as the well-being of professional teams, highlighting experiences of self-care and principles such as solidarity, shared responsibility, and harm prevention.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Her presentation concluded with an invitation to critically reflect on the limits and possibilities of state action, specifically: How can we envision state action that transforms assistance and reparations for victims into an opportunity to drive changes that eradicate the recurrence and magnitude of these atrocious acts? This challenge, as Oriana mentions, involves confronting the conditions and inequalities that underlie vulnerability, and rethinking information systems and impact indicators for public policies toward a more integrated and interdisciplinary system.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Both interventions contribute to Data Justa's work from different but complementary perspectives: on the one hand, they critique the underlying logics that govern contemporary technological development, and on the other, they address the ethical dilemmas of state action regarding victims of human rights violations. 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