Sexual Violence
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This document discusses sexual violence and its aftermath. It defines sexual violence as unwanted sexual activity achieved through force or manipulation without consent. Anyone can experience sexual violence due to factors like fear, age, illness or disability. Psychological, social and situational factors can also contribute to sexual violence. Both male and female survivors may experience similar behavioral, health, and mental health consequences like depression, PTSD, and substance abuse. However, girls and women tend to bear the heaviest burden in terms of trauma and illness resulting from sexual violence, such as unwanted pregnancies and increased risk of infection. The #MeToo movement aims to support survivors of sexual violence.
Sexual Violence
- 2. Sexual violence - Marcy Motivations - Angela Aftermath - Heidy Treatment - Claudia Movements- Karen Me Too
- 3. Sexual violence means that someone forces or manipulates someone else into unwanted sexual activity without their consent.
- 4. Fear Age Illness Disability drugged
- 5. Anyone can experience sexual violence including: children, teens, adults, and elders. Those who sexually abuse can be acquaintances, family members, trusted individuals or strangers.
- 6. Psychological factors: Personality disorders with predominant dependent, phobic and compulsive personality traits
- 7. Social factors We find situations such as women as a means of consumption, sexist language, maleness.
- 8. Situational factors: The use of drugs and alcohol consumption can precipitate sexual assault or can be an element to carry out such acts
- 9. The data indicates that male and female survivors may experience similar behavioral, social, and mental health consequences.
- 10. Girls and women bear the heaviest burden of trauma and illness resulting from sexual violence.
- 11. Women may have unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions, and an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections.
- 13. 1 Listen without prejudging : *unconditional *Acceptance *Non-judgment * The authenticity
- 14. 2. The person owns his words and of its story can express it through drawing ,writing, music, body expression to facilitate narration, you have the right to feel the control of your process.
- 15. 3. The person can share his experience in an integrated way, that is, how he felt, how he feels, his fears, no one should force him into anything during his liberation process.
- 16. 4. The person has the right to share his story without being re-victimized.
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