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Takaisin 25. NOVEMBAR DAN BORBE PROTIV NASILJA NAD ŽENAMA

Nasilje u porodici ubije po jednu ženu svakih 12 minuta. Svako od nas može da uradi nešto protiv takve statistike, kao žrtva, kao creator politike, kao građanin.

Jedna od tri žene će da doživi fizičko ili seksualno nasilje u toku svog života. Najmanje 200 miliona devojčica I žena su doživele genitalno sakaćenje.

Čin nasilja nad ženama, bilo da je fizičko nasilje, seksualno iskorišćavanje, prisiljavanje devojčica na neželjene brakove ili genitalno sakaćenje, nisu slučajne nesreće ni usamljeni slučajevi izvršenih krivičnih dela. Oni su deo društvenog mehanizma koji dozvoljava ili toleriše diskriminaciju žena. Zbog rasprostranjenog nereagovanja da se spreči nasilje, nasilje nad ženama I devojčicama predstavlja možda najzastupljeniju vrstu ugrožavanja ljudskih prava našeg doba.

Edukativna brošura koja se odnosi na način sprečavanja nasilja I Istanbulsku konvenciju je dostupna na adresi.

Стразбур, Француска 25/11/2016

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