@prajnya: Legal and Press Council guidelines on reporting sexual violence: http://bit.ly/1dsVhAu See also: http://bit.ly/8EHU3T #nosgbv
How to write good reports on SGBV: Guidelines drafted by Chennai reporters http://bit.ly/TN5hdp . Also see, http://bit.ly/1dsVR1a #nosgbv
One WSH case involving journalists has our attention. Here's another :http://bit.ly/1dsWh7x But many more unreported, ignored.#nosgbv
Tahrir Square, 2011, placed spotlight on sexual violence risks faced by women journalists. Starting w: http://abcn.ws/jrSjIj #nosgbv
On women reporting conflict: http://bit.ly/1dsXBav And a survey on dangers faced by women journos: http://bit.ly/1dsXDzh #nosgbv
This safety guide for women journalists: http://bit.ly/1dsXJa5 Works for others too, but is this a solution? #nosgbv
FYI: Women in media networks: @womenandmedia, @NWMIIndia. Others? Also, the Global Media Monitoring Project: http://bit.ly/9raTAD #nosgbv
@prajnya: The impact of gender violence on women’s health by @almostbutnotyet: http://bit.ly/1dsYZdd #nosgbv
WHO report on VAW health impact found 1/3 women experience violence at the hands of their intimate partner. http://bit.ly/1dsZt3e #nosgbv
Why we reach out to nurses and nursing students in our work: http://bit.ly/1dsZJPH #nosgbv
Privacy, confidentiality, patience, not being judgmental, no pressure: good clinical responses. Page 9 of http://bit.ly/1dt0b0n #nosgbv
Health care costs of VAW calculated for the US: http://bit.ly/1dt0IPV #nosgbv
NFHS-3 (2005-6) on Spousal Violence in India: Chapter 10, pages 95-110, http://bit.ly/1dt10pP#nosgbv
VAW an obstacle to achieving the Millennium Development Goals; the MDGs will help eliminate VAW: http://bit.ly/1dt1bBF #nosgbv
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