Social integration process for victims of sexual rape in Beni

In this book, we show how SOFEPADI's communication plays a part in the social integration of women victims of sexual violence in the town and territory of Beni. We used a survey of victims of sexual violence. The case study was also useful. This led to the issuing of a "Diagnosis" and a "Therapeutic" or solution. This method was accompanied by techniques such as documentation, observation, investigation, questionnaires and interviews. Violence against women in both the public and private spheres is becoming increasingly common. Women are banned from their families, their children, their husbands and even their communities. We therefore conclude that SOFEPADI makes less use of non-verbal communication in caring for victims of sexual violence in the Beni region, particularly in Oicha, where the care circuit is not reassuring.

Autorentext

Mbula Batuka Jeannette has a degree in Organisational Communication and is in charge of communications at the ICRC-BUNIA. Kambale Musafiri Moise has a degree in Organisational Communication and is a permanent lecturer in the Faculty of Information and Communication Sciences at UCBC.

Klappentext

In this book, we show how SOFEPADI's communication plays a part in the social integration of women victims of sexual violence in the town and territory of Beni. We used a survey of victims of sexual violence. The case study was also useful. This led to the issuing of a "Diagnosis" and a "Therapeutic" or solution. This method was accompanied by techniques such as documentation, observation, investigation, questionnaires and interviews. Violence against women in both the public and private spheres is becoming increasingly common. Women are banned from their families, their children, their husbands and even their communities. We therefore conclude that SOFEPADI makes less use of non-verbal communication in caring for victims of sexual violence in the Beni region, particularly in Oicha, where the care circuit is not reassuring.