"Ya no más" (also known as No More) is a mobile application created exclusively as an academic project for a thesis in "Criminal Investigation and Security" at the Specialized University of the Americas (UDELAS) in Panama. The application aims to help prevent domestic violence by providing basic information and facilitating access to public support hotlines.

⚠ IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER — NON-GOVERNMENTAL APP ⚠
This application is a strictly independent university project. "Ya no más" (No More) is NOT represented by, affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by any government entity of the Republic of Panama or of any other country. The information provided in the app is for informational purposes only and under no circumstances replaces legal, medical, or professional advice from an official institution.

🔗 INFORMATION SOURCES
The app includes an "Information Sources" section on its home screen that states, for every screen, which official institution the content comes from and links to it. The sources used are:

• Panamanian laws — official legal texts published by the Panamanian State:
- Law 38 of 10 July 2001, on domestic violence and child abuse. Text published by the Ombudsman's Office of the Republic of Panama: https://www.defensoria.gob.pa
- Law 82 of 24 October 2013, which criminalizes femicide and violence against women. Text published by the Judicial Branch of the Republic of Panama: https://www.organojudicial.gob.pa
- Law 31 of 28 May 1998, on the protection of crime victims. Text published by the Judicial Branch: https://www.organojudicial.gob.pa
- Laws in force and their amendments: Official Gazette of the Republic of Panama, https://www.gacetaoficial.gob.pa

• Reporting procedure and directory of support institutions — Public Prosecutor's Office, Attorney General of the Republic of Panama: https://ministeriopublico.gob.pa Content on care for women also credits the Ministry of Women of the Republic of Panama (formerly INAMU).

• National emergency lines published by the Panamanian State: National Police 104, Emergency Management System (SUME) 911, Citizen Service Center 311.

• Violence Meter, types of violence, self-assessment and safety suggestions — educational material written by the author as part of her thesis at the Specialized University of the Americas (UDELAS): https://www.udelas.ac.pa This material is not a diagnostic instrument and is not an official document of any public entity.

📱 APPLICATION COMPONENTS:
Find Help: Directory of locations and public telephone lines of support institutions in the Republic of Panama.
Domestic Violence: General and educational information about the different types of violence.
Violence Meter: Three-level scale to help identify different manifestations of violence in the daily lives of men and women.
Self-Assessment: 24-question (YES and NO options) indicative test divided into three levels, from least to most violent.
Panamanian Laws That Protect You: An informative summary of your fundamental rights as a victim of domestic violence.
Reporting Procedure: An informative guide with the general steps to follow to file an official report.
For Your Safety: Practical suggestions on how to react in an emergency situation.
Information Sources: The origin of every piece of content in the app, with links to the official institutions.

The app works entirely offline and does not collect personal data.

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