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EPISODE · Feb 3, 2024 · 20 MIN

First on the Ground: How Civil Society Organizations Address Sexual Misconduct by aid workers in communities

from #NoExcuse · host WHO's Department of Prevention of and Response to Sexual Misconduct

"We just need more action." Memory Kachambwa is Executive Director of Femnet, a Civil Society Organization (CSO) that champions the voices of African women.   She highlights the unique position of CSO as first responders in crises.  Memory says CSOs are often relegated to the role of implementing partners with insufficient resources and support. Despite their crucial role in amplifying community voices, CSOs encounter barriers that hinder effective action against sexual misconduct.   With a call for more action and accountability from International agencies, Memory offers insights into how CSOs can better serve survivors and victims, paving the way for a future free from silence and impunity."

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