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Gisela Silva, ecuatoriana en Médicos Sin Fronteras, atiende a víctimas de violencia sexual en República Centroafricana

Gisela Silva, ecuatoriana en Médicos Sin Fronteras, atiende a víctimas de violencia sexual en República Centroafricana
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La violencia sexual, un problema endémico en la República Centroafricana

La violencia sexual, un problema endémico en la República Centroafricana
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Central African Republic: Healing the visible and invisible wounds of sexual violence

Sexual violence has become a public health issue in Central African Republic (CAR) over the past decade, with women and minors being the most affected groups. In a country marked by years of civil war and facing a long-term crisis, assaults are perpetrated not just by members of armed groups; often the assault is committed by someone known to the victim.

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Sexual violence remains a public health crisis in Central African Republic - Central African Republic

Sexual violence remains a public health crisis in Central African Republic Format After the assault, I thought I would take my own life, said Charlotte , an 18-year-old survivor of sexual violence. Charlotte is from Bangui, the capital of Central African Republic (CAR). After her mother died, her father rejected her so she went to live with her aunt and her uncle. One day, her uncle raped her while the rest of the family was out. When Charlotte told her aunt about the rape, she did not believe her. So she went to the police, but they wouldn t help her. Charlotte felt completely alone and desperate.

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Healing the visible and invisible wounds of sexual violence - Central African Republic

Healing the visible and invisible wounds of sexual violence Format Sexual violence has become a public health issue in Central African Republic (CAR) over the past decade, with women and minors being the most affected groups. In a country marked by years of civil war and facing a long-term crisis, assaults are perpetrated not just by members of armed groups; often the assault is committed by someone known to the victim. While access to medical and psychological care has improved over the years, the response remains insufficient compared to the scale of the needs. “After the assault, I thought I would take my own life,” says Charlotte , an 18-year-old survivor of sexual violence from CAR’s capital, Bangui.

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