The Stigma Of Rape: Ruth Osime - Latasha Ngwube | Ifan Michael

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It's essential to create a supportive environment where individuals feel empowered to share their stories and experiences without fear of judgment

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Rape / Sexual violence affects people of all genders, and it's crucial to recognize that men can be victims too, while also acknowledging that women can be perpetrators

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The thought of a 10-year-old being left to navigate life alone, without guidance or support, is a deeply disturbing and unacceptable situation

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Self-defense skills can empower individuals to feel more confident and prepared to protect themselves especially in cases like rape

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Practicing clear and direct communication in relationships can help prevent misunderstandings, reduce the risk of sexual violence, and promote a culture of mutual respect and consent

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Prioritize your personal safety by being aware, prepared, and proactive

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Rape can happen to anyone, at any time, without warning, making it impossible to predict or prevent based on 'red flags' alone. A culture of consent and support is crucial to addressing the root causes of sexual violence

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Often, it's essential to listen to and trust our intuition, as it can serve as a vital guide in navigating uncertain situations and making decisions that prioritize our well-being

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In this region, rape victims often face significant barriers when trying to share their experiences, making it extremely difficult for them to speak out and seek help

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Ifan is still clearly distressed as he shares his experience of being raped, and the trauma is evident in his words

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Many rape cases go unreported or are silenced due to the stigma and shame often imposed on victims, allowing perpetrators to go unpunished and perpetuating a culture of silence and cover-up