加载中…通过八种途径制止对妇女的暴力
(2015-04-09 15:53:11)
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蒂埃里·卡耶奈扎(Thierry Kajeneza)
在饱受战争蹂躏的布隆迪长大，目睹了妇女和女童受到的虐待。他成年后，与一名同伴发起了一个名叫ICIRORE C’AMAHORO
(基隆迪语意思是“和平之镜”)的维权组织。该组织在恩戈齐省（Ngozi）开展工作，制止对女童和妇女的暴力行径是其更广泛的人权和健康使命的一部分。
卡耶奈扎倡议任何人都可以通过以下八种途径帮助女童和妇女：
蒂埃里•卡耶奈扎（前排中）和同事在向布隆迪农村妇女讲解她们的权利。 (Courtesy of Theirry Kajeneza)
- 制定更有效的法律。制定法律和执行现有法律，以保护妇女不受歧视和暴力，包括强奸、殴打、辱骂、生殖器切割、酷刑、“名誉处决”（honor killing）及人口贩运
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为女童提供教育。强调女童教育的价值和妇女对经济发展的贡献。
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和平解决冲突。通过纳入妇女和女童的视角来促进争端的解决。
- 妇女培训。通过提供技能培训来增强妇女的经济收入能力。
- 制止童婚。使公众认识到童婚在本质上是对人权的侵犯。
- 鼓励妇女投票。讨论妇女投票的价值并鼓励妇女成为候选人。
- 提高对贫困的认识，特别是对一些农村妇女所处贫困状况的认识。
- 解释人权。向人们讲解根据国际国内人权法律他们所应承担的责任。
2010年，卡耶奈扎被选入一组非洲青年，应邀参加了在约翰内斯堡(Johannesburg)举行的“男子汉行动青年领袖峰会”(Man Up Young Leaders Summit)。与会者规划如何在自身社区促进性别平等。[“男子汉”行动是设在纽约的“克林顿全球倡议”（Clinton Global Initiative）与设在华盛顿的“生命之声全球同盟”(Vital Voices Global Partnership)的合作项目。]
卡耶奈扎表示，布隆迪的地方和国家政府对ICIRORE的工作反应积极。他说：“如果我们能团结一致，性别暴力的问题将会得到解决。“
“所有妇女都应过没有恐惧的生活。”
~ 欧巴马总统
Thierry Kajeneza grew up in war-torn Burundi, seeing women and
girls being mistreated. When he reached manhood,
he
Here are eight ways Kajeneza advocates that anyone can help girls and women:
Thierry Kajeneza, front center, and a colleague tell rural women in Burundi about their rights. (Courtesy of Theirry Kajeneza)
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Pass better laws.
Create laws and enforce existing laws that protect women fromdiscrimination and violence,including rape, beatings, verbal abuse, mutilation, torture, “honor” killings and trafficking. - Educate
girls.
Highlight the value of girls’ education and women’s contributions to economic development. - Resolve
conflicts peacefully.Promote resolution
of disputes by including
perspectives of women and girls. - Train
women.
Strengthenwomen’s ability to earn money by providing skills training. - Stop child
marriage. Sensitize the public to the violation
of
human rights inherent in child marriages. - Encourage
women to vote.
Talk about the value of women’s votes and encourage female candidates. - Raise
awareness of poverty, especially of
the
poor conditions some rural women face. - Explain human
rights.
Tell people their responsibilities under international and national human rights laws.
In 2010, Kajeneza was one of a select group of young Africans
invited to the Man Up Young Leaders Summit in Johannesburg, where
participants planned efforts to advance gender equality in their
local communities. (The
Kajeneza said Burundi’s local and national governments have
responded positively to ICIRORE’s work.
In the United States,“All women deserve the right to live free from fear.” ~ President Obama
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