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On the final leg of a state visit to Kenya, Queen Camilla visits the Situation Room, which provides services for survivors of sexual and gender based violence. She is shown survivor kits that provide personal and hygiene items and hears about the kinds of therapy provided to victims. Before leaving, Camilla is presented with a Kanga (a Swahili shawl). IMAGES
Oviedo, Aug 24 (EFE) .- The organization Mujeres de la Escandalera, in collaboration with Amnesty International, has dyed the center of Oviedo black to denounce the impact of gender based violence.(Camera: ELOY ALONSO) SHOT LIST: EVENT TO PROTEST AGAINST GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN THE CENTER OF OVIEDO, SPAIN.
Seville, Aug 11 (EFE) .- The murder of María del Carmen in Seville at the hands of her husband brings domestic violence deaths in Spain to 31 so far in 2021 with a total of 1,109 deaths related to gender violence since records began in 2003.(Camera: EFE)SHOT LIST: THE SEALED HOME OF LATE MARÍA DEL CARMEN AND THE NEIGHBORING STREETS OF HER HOME IN SEVILLE, SPAIN.
Pamplona (Spain), ??Nov 25 (EFE).- (Camera: Jon Garai) Assistance dogs and their work are not popular knowledge in Spain, but their work can be essential for women who have suffered domestic violence to help them regain their self-confidence and feel safer and protected to have a normal life.FOOTAGE OF ASSISTANCE DOGS BEING TRAINED IN PAMPLONA.SOUNDBITES OF SILVIA GONZÁLEZ PASCUAL, WHO SUFFERED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE FOR 18 YEARS.Translation:"It's got a therapy effect. They (the dogs) help us go out in the street, they help you be yourself, feel safe, feel like a woman. It's incredible, what this animal has made me feel... it has made me feel free, be able to go to work, be able to go for a coffee with my friends, go shopping... They (the dogs) give us freedom."
A very clever Utah woman may have saved her own life with some fast thinking and some simple non-verbal communication. Newser reports a local locksmith visiting the woman's home noticed something odd: She held up her hand with "911" written on it. Noticing that a menacing man was crowding the woman and controlling the use of her phone, the locksmith quietly signalled to the woman that he understood. After consulting with the FBI, he called local police. Deputies arrived later that day, at which point the woman quickly walked out of her home. Grand Eggertsen was the woman's ex-boyfriend, and allegedly barged into the house without her permission. He was soon arrested on charges of aggravated kidnapping, interruption of a communication device, and assault.
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