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Violence
By
Reverien Rutayisire
(216349613)
Alphonsine Souvenir
(216349451)
Pascal Terigiti
Yvette Tuyishime
(216356318)
(216349354)
Outline
Definitions,Types and Acts of GBV
Why GBV is a problem of public health
GBV in the world
GBV in Rwanda
Conclusion and Recommendations
References
each
gender,
along
with
the
unequal
power
Forms of Gender-Based
Violence
Gender-based violence can take many forms such as:
Intimate partner violence (physical, sexual, psychological, economic)
Sexual coercion
Childhood sexual abuse
Rape
Trafficking
Rape in conflict situations
Acid throwing
Female Genital Mutilation
Honor killings
Dowry deaths
:
Sexual
violence
Psychological
violence
Economic
violence
GBV Fatal
outcomes
sexual violence,
physical violence,
economical violence
psychological violence.
Remember..
Isange One Stop Center
Lack of confidentiality in Psychological Violence
Conclusion and
Recommendations
Continue awareness raising campaign on different forms of
GBV;
Encourage GBV cases reporting whenever they occur ;
Make sure GBV service providers are responsive and
effective ;
Develop strategies to prevent GBV focusing on the family
and community level ;
Discourage family mediation in cases of sexual violence,
involving more specifically rape ;
Re-vitalise anti-GBV committees.
References
1. World Health Organization's TEACH-VIP, 2005: contributing to capacity building for youth violence prevention.
2. DEVAW, CEDAW GR 19, WHO et al 2013, WHO/LSHTM 2010, UN Secretary General 2006.
3. WHO, 2015. TEACH-VIP: contributing to capacity building for youth violence prevention.
4. http://eige.europa.eu/gender-based-violence/what-gender-based-violence/forms-gender-based-violence
5. WHO, 2011. Gender mainstreaming for health managers: a practical approach.
6. Bloom, S. L. (2008). Domestic violence [online]. Encyclopedia of Gender and Society. SAGE. Available from:
[Accessed: 5 May 2011].
7. Office of Gender Equality, U., United States Strategy to Prevent and Respond to Gender-Based Violence Globally.
8. Khasakhala-mwenesi, B. et al., 2003. Gender violence 15. , pp.239251.
9. Time, R. & Audience, T., 1994. What Is Gender-Based Violence? Materials: Violence, B., 2009. Gender-Based Violence ,
Health and the role of the Health Sector. , (June).
10. Women, B., 2012. PART 2: GBV DEFINITION , PREVALENCE , AND GLOBAL. , pp.312.
11. RWAMREC & NPA, 2013. SEXUALNAND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE (GBV) BASE-LINE STUDY IN 13 DISTRICTS, pp.99.
12. WHO, 2016. What do we mean by "sex" and "gender"? Available at http://apps.who.int/gender/whatisgender/en/