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Feminism and War: Sexualised Violence in War (1/4)

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Sudan, Syria, former Yugoslavia and currently Israel and Gaza: sexualised violence in conflicts is prohibited by international law and yet it occurs again and again. It affects millions of women and girls. The causes are deeply rooted in patriarchal social systems. The long-term consequences of sexualised violence are serious for the survivors concerned. In most cases, the perpetrators do not have to answer to court, and their actions remain without consequence. This podcast episode shows how sexualised violence can destroy entire societies and why a feminist view of war is essential for sustainable peace. A podcast with: - Franziska Ulm-Düsterhöft, Africa consultant at Amnesty International Germany - Monika Hauser, founder of the human rights organisation ‘Medica Mondiale’ - Maya Lecker, deputy editor-in-chief of the Israeli newspaper ’Haaretz English’ Links: Article on sexualised violence against women and girls in Sudan: https://www.unfpa.org/news/sexual-violence-and-conflict-sudan-war-bodies-women-and-girls Info page from medica mondiale on sexualised violence in conflicts: https://medicamondiale.org/gewalt-gegen-frauen/sexualisierte-kriegsgewalt Study by medica mondiale on the long-term effects of sexualised violence in Kosovo: https://medicamondiale.org/gewalt-gegen-frauen/aktuelles/neue-studie-zu-den-langzeitfolgen-sexualisierter-kriegsgewalt-in-kosovo Report of the UN Special Representative Pramila Patten on sexualised violence in Israel and during the subsequent conflict on 7 October: https://www.un.org/sexualviolenceinconflict/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/report/mission-report-official-visit-of-the-office-of-the-srsg-svc-to-israel-and-the-occupied-west-bank-29-january-14-february-2024/20240304-Israel-oWB-CRSV-report.pdf Controversial New York Times article on sexualised violence by Hamas on 7 October: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/28/world/middleeast/oct-7-attacks-hamas-israel-sexual-violence.html Article by Palestinian feminist activist Samah Salaime on 7 October: https://www.rosalux.org.il/artikel/die-feministische-befreiungsbewegung-darf-sich-nicht-vom-krieg-spalten-lassen/
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Sudan, Syria, former Yugoslavia and currently Israel and Gaza: sexualised violence in conflicts is prohibited by international law and yet it occurs again and again. It affects millions of women and girls. The causes are deeply rooted in patriarchal social systems. The long-term consequences of sexualised violence are serious for the survivors concerned. In most cases, the perpetrators do not have to answer to court, and their actions remain without consequence. This podcast episode shows how sexualised violence can destroy entire societies and why a feminist view of war is essential for sustainable peace. A podcast with: - Franziska Ulm-Düsterhöft, Africa consultant at Amnesty International Germany - Monika Hauser, founder of the human rights organisation ‘Medica Mondiale’ - Maya Lecker, deputy editor-in-chief of the Israeli newspaper ’Haaretz English’ Links: Article on sexualised violence against women and girls in Sudan: https://www.unfpa.org/news/sexual-violence-and-conflict-sudan-war-bodies-women-and-girls Info page from medica mondiale on sexualised violence in conflicts: https://medicamondiale.org/gewalt-gegen-frauen/sexualisierte-kriegsgewalt Study by medica mondiale on the long-term effects of sexualised violence in Kosovo: https://medicamondiale.org/gewalt-gegen-frauen/aktuelles/neue-studie-zu-den-langzeitfolgen-sexualisierter-kriegsgewalt-in-kosovo Report of the UN Special Representative Pramila Patten on sexualised violence in Israel and during the subsequent conflict on 7 October: https://www.un.org/sexualviolenceinconflict/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/report/mission-report-official-visit-of-the-office-of-the-srsg-svc-to-israel-and-the-occupied-west-bank-29-january-14-february-2024/20240304-Israel-oWB-CRSV-report.pdf Controversial New York Times article on sexualised violence by Hamas on 7 October: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/28/world/middleeast/oct-7-attacks-hamas-israel-sexual-violence.html Article by Palestinian feminist activist Samah Salaime on 7 October: https://www.rosalux.org.il/artikel/die-feministische-befreiungsbewegung-darf-sich-nicht-vom-krieg-spalten-lassen/
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