EPISODIO 4: Cautivas; ninguna mujer elige ser víctima

from LO DIGO · host Shalom Bait

¿Cómo es estar atrapada en una situación en la que se siente miedo, parálisis, indefensión?, ¿cómo hacer para pedir ayuda cuando una está aislada, amenazada, angustiada? En este episodio, Valeria y Gabriela nos cuentan qué significa estar cautiva en una situación de violencia de género, desde los primeros signos de control hasta las estrategias por sobrevivir y lograr pedir ayuda. Escuchá lo que tienen para decir en el contexto de una sociedad que las culpa por lo que vivieron. Cualquier mujer puede ser víctima de violencia de género: ninguna elige serlo.

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