性暴力報道のヒント ⓒダートセンター・ヨーロッパ
June 29, 2022
性暴力の報道には、特別なケア〈人間に対する注意力、心遣い〉と、いつも以上の倫理的敏感さが必要不可欠です。専門的なインタビュー技術、法律の理解、そしてトラウマの心理的影響についての基礎知識が求められます。
Sexual Violence
Sexual violence refers to all types of coercive sexual acts or activity. While some forms of sexual violence are physical, others use emotional or psychological tactics. Rape and sexual assault should be always understood and framed as violence, not sex.
Reporting on sexual violence means finding not only the right language but the context and sensitivity to communicate a trauma that is at once deeply personal yet also a matter of public policy; immediate and yet freighted with centuries of stigma, silence and suppression. These resources offer guidance on interviewing skills, and knowledge about victims, perpetrators, law and psychology.
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