Domestic violence in quarantine: how to avoid and where to turn?
Domestic violence in quarantine: how to avoid it and where to turn for help?
Domestic violence in quarantine: how to avoid and where to turn?
Today, "La Strada" consists of 35 like-minded people who work to ensure gender equality, prevent all types of gender-based violence, including domestic violence, combat human trafficking, and ensure children's rights. The organization promotes the implementation of international human rights standards in all spheres of society. In addition, there is a national coaching network and a national network of mediators.
Most of us think that it is difficult for them to sit in quarantine: it is boring, all the series have already been watched, things are sorted... We feel sorry for ourselves, we regret that we want to sit in a cafe and go shopping again. But in reality, children and teenagers suffering from domestic violence are in real trouble. They were left alone with their abusers, and the only way to talk was to call the "La Strada Ukraine" hotline.
Guest of the program release: Alyona Kryvulyak, coordinator of the National Children's Hotline of the NGO "La Strada-Ukraine"