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Whilst pairs review the information on the three flipcharts from the brainstorming session and discuss the two questions above in pairs, they can complete a flipchart like this. Working in pairs
steps: 20 minutes 5. Closing the session 10 minutes 6. Reflection The facilitator then draws on the answers given by the participants to give further input about what domestic violence is. 5.1. S/he should begin by showing agreement with where their responses are the same as those presented by the facilitator (below). Note: this will help validate the participants’ views and also build their confidence to speak out. 5.2. S/he then provides new inputs or gently corrects any perceptions that are not quite on the mark. Definition: Domestic violence is a dispute that occurs between a husband and wife, a father or mother and his/her dependent children, or a man or woman and any other person/persons living under the same roof or household. There are four types of domestic violence: • Physical: Violence that causes victim(s) to suffer injuries, scars, crippling or death. • Psychological: Violence that causes victim(s) to suffer apprehension or mental sicknesses. • Sexual: Violence that causes victim(s) to suffer sexual harassments and torture. • Economic: Violence that causes victim(s) to suffer losses of materials and money. How do you feel about this session? What did you learn? Tips for facilitator • Use a flipchart to record participants’ answers. • You only have 10 minutes for collecting the answers, so do not ask everyone to give all their answers. • Ask one pair to give an answer for one type. Then ask if everyone agrees, and note different ideas. • Then ask another pair to give an answer for a different type and so on until you have competed the exercise. Talking about Domestic Violence 25
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Page 9 and 10: Table of contents Foreword - - - -
Page 11 and 12: Foreword Domestic violence against
Page 13 and 14: Project background The Access to Ju
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Provincial court: • Grant divorce
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5. Creating a safe space that allow
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Energisers and warm-up exercises 6.
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6.3. Shark exercise Group size: Tim
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4. Before beginning, check if every
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Reflection: • How did you feel do
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Appendix I: Details on protection o
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Appendix II: Key articles from the
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Chapter 5 Marriage Certificates Art
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Forms for monitoring community conv
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7. How will you share this knowledg
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Questions 1. Tell me how you (the s
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Assistance they received from the V
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Appendix VI Civil registration
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