Sexual violence training in Ukraine – UKR

Webclip on sexual violence assistance training in Holovanivsk town in Ukraine.

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Sexual violence training in Ukraine – EN

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MSF mobile healthcare supports a rural town in Ukraine

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSB129050

Date taken / Date Recorded 30/06/2022 7:15 PM

Country Ukraine

Commissioning section MSF-SPAIN

Photographer / videographer / producer Igor Barbero

Copyright Igor Barbero/MSF

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Video format h264 (Main) (avc1 / 0x31637661)

Duration 1m36s

Maximum Size 1080px × 1080px 95.67 MB

Additional Information / Shotlist Ucraine Sexual Violence – Script Webclip

TEXT

Holovanivsk
Central Ukraine

Survivors of sexual
violence face this
to get assistance

A spider web
of bureaucracy

MSF is helping
Ukrainian authorities
to make it easier

We are training
health staff and
first responders

to make medical and
psychological care
more accessible

So any survivor
can be assisted
when needed

Medical attention
in the first 72 hours
of the assault is key

in order to prevent
unwanted
pregnancies

and sexually
transmitted diseases

Olha
Psychologist

SUBS

It’s extremely important
in these times in Ukraine

because we often encounter
instances of sexual violence.

We have examples from Luhansk,
Donetsk, the Kyiv region, Bucha.

We want as many people as possible
to be aware that this is happening.

TEXT

Florencia Francisconi
MSF midwife

SUBS

The two days training on
sexual and gender-based violence

is very important because
they will be the first contact

with IDPs
[internally displaced people].

The aim of this training is mainly
to create awareness

and sensitisation among
these first-line responders

in order to increase the number
of people reaching the services.

TEXT

O. Kobzar
Psychologist

SUBS

Many women have experienced
sexual violence.

Psychologists need to assist them
and give psychological support.

Those women have been
through such a lot.