Our services and activities
Building a network of specialists trained to recognise and address the consequences of conflict-related sexual violence.
Psychological consultations provided by specialists trained to understand the psychological consequences of conflict-related sexual violence.
Psychoeducational workshops designed to strengthen the skills of psychologists and psychotherapists working with survivors.
Medical consultations provided by professionals trained to address the health consequences of conflict-related sexual violence, including fistula and other related conditions.
Legal consultations provided by professionals familiar with the specific needs of survivors of conflict-related sexual violence.
Legal education for legal and aid professionals on sexual violence as a war crime.
Legal representation, including preparation for proceedings before the International Criminal Court in The Hague.
Sharing knowledge about the history of sexual violence in armed conflict and its long-term effects on survivors.
Public education on the use of rape and other forms of sexual violence as weapons of war, including their intergenerational and epigenetic consequences.
Professional supervision for specialists working with survivors of wartime sexual violence and torture.