a female survivor of violence speaks with NRC staff
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Photo Credit:
Ed Prior/NRC
Camera make / model:
NIKON D750
Country:
Honduras
NRC Region:
Asia & Latin America
Themes:
Protection from violence
Demography:
Woman
Informed Consent?
Yes
Capture Date
20 April 23
Photo Caption:
A woman, who cannot be identified and who was forced to flee violence, speaks with an NRC staff member who supports her through the work of a protection project.
Notes:
Honduras is one of the most violent countries of the world, with record high homicide and feminicide rates. NRC provides support to persons forced to flee because of violence and threats to life. NRC’s protection programme saves lives while guaranteeing the anonymity of impacted people and helping them recover their autonomy and livelihoods in complex situations.
Some of the persons supported by NRC needed to flee because their land was grabbed, or because their relatives were kidnapped or killed, or because they refused to let their children be recruited into criminal gangs. Many of them receive threats and must leave all behind in only 24 hours. For many of them the only option is to take the migratory route towards the United States, crossing the border up to three times before being caught and deported back to Honduras. All along the route they face, once again, threats and violence.
“The gangs tried to recruit my 13th year old son, and I told him: if you join them, you only can expect dead or prison.”
“I had never thought to migrate, but I felt so trapped that I took the decision to leave the country”
Marker lat / long: 14.8, -87.4 (WGS84)
Public: SAF report 2023