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Documentary series: Justice for Women

Documentary series: Justice for Women

UN Women Europe and Central Asia

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[00:02]

[Music]

[00:26]

flora lucka

[00:27]

and ariana lucka from albania married in

[00:30]

2010

[00:31]

and had two children facing economic

[00:33]

duress

[00:34]

they began arguing mr lecka made violent

[00:37]

threats

[00:38]

after those erupted in violent actions

[00:40]

mrs lucka reported him to the police

[00:43]

the court issued an immediate protection

[00:45]

order for mrs lucka

[00:47]

for 12 months less than one month later

[00:50]

mr lucka killed his wife how did this

[00:53]

happen

[00:54]

how did the system fail mrs lucka

[00:56]

because the police

[00:58]

never received the protection order and

[01:00]

were not there to protect her

[01:01]

because the social services office did

[01:04]

not receive the order

[01:05]

and did not follow up because no one

[01:08]

notified the local coordinator

[01:09]

against domestic violence institutions

[01:12]

that should have protected mrs lecka

[01:14]

failed to coordinate and communicate on

[01:16]

her case

[01:18]

they failed to follow legal procedures

[01:20]

for domestic violence

[01:22]

how can we prevent tragedies like this

[01:25]

ensure a better coordination among

[01:27]

institutions to protect survivors

[01:29]

make it compulsory training for police

[01:31]

officers to assess risks

[01:34]

require mandatory training for judges

[01:36]

and prosecutors on laws to protect

[01:38]

against domestic

[01:40]

violence establish emergency teams of

[01:42]

specialists

[01:43]

to evaluate and manage risks guarantee

[01:46]

obligatory and timely outreach to

[01:48]

survivors

[01:49]

on case status

[01:58]

[Music]

[02:01]

the six children of mirella kushta and

[02:04]

aryan kushta from albania

[02:06]

witnessed their drunk father repeatedly

[02:08]

abusing them

[02:09]

and their mother after the children

[02:11]

called the police

[02:12]

all family members were immediately

[02:14]

escorted to the police station

[02:17]

but mrs kushta and her children refused

[02:20]

to report mr kushta for

[02:22]

domestic violence or request a

[02:24]

protection order

[02:25]

mr kushta was detained for a few hours

[02:28]

six months later he killed his wife

[02:32]

how did this happen how did the system

[02:35]

fail mrs

[02:36]

kusta because the police did not assess

[02:38]

the risks

[02:39]

despite evidence of psychological

[02:41]

violence and alcohol abuse

[02:43]

because the police did not continuously

[02:45]

monitor the case

[02:47]

because the case was not reported to the

[02:49]

referral mechanism

[02:50]

to help survivors get support because

[02:53]

the survivors of violence

[02:55]

under the threat did not report it

[02:58]

because the police

[02:59]

without a report could not file a case

[03:02]

how can we prevent tragedies like this

[03:04]

require

[03:05]

mandatory training for police on

[03:07]

assessing and managing risks

[03:09]

amend the criminal code to criminalize

[03:12]

psychological violence

[03:13]

establishing emergency teams of field

[03:16]

specialists to evaluate and manage risks

[03:18]

ensure a better coordination and

[03:20]

communication among institutions

[03:22]

providing protection from violence

[03:34]

annis became psychologically and

[03:36]

physically violent with his wife

[03:38]

indira as soon as they married after a

[03:41]

year of

[03:41]

insults blackmail and constant attempts

[03:44]

to control her behavior

[03:46]

indira initiated a divorce anas

[03:49]

begged indira to come back he promised

[03:51]

he would change

[03:53]

indira became pregnant but the

[03:55]

harassment and violence

[03:56]

persisted afraid for their child andera

[03:59]

reported the abuse

[04:01]

for years aness used child custody

[04:04]

visits to hurt andera

[04:05]

the stress psychologically harmed their

[04:08]

daughter

[04:09]

how did this happen how did the system

[04:11]

fail indira

[04:13]

because social workers assigned to the

[04:15]

case rarely attended child custody

[04:17]

visits

[04:18]

because nothing was done about repeated

[04:20]

violence in front of the child

[04:21]

despite video evidence because the

[04:24]

center for social work

[04:26]

showed bias and prejudice towards indira

[04:29]

because civil and criminal procedures

[04:31]

took an unreasonably long time

[04:34]

because the courts prioritized anes's

[04:36]

right to see his daughter

[04:38]

over protecting her and indira how can

[04:40]

we prevent

[04:41]

tragedies like this ensure timely and

[04:44]

coordinated actions by social workers

[04:47]

the police and the judiciary provide

[04:49]

gender sensitive training for social

[04:51]

workers

[04:52]

to prevent harmful biases require

[04:55]

mandatory

[04:56]

training for judges and prosecutors on

[04:58]

laws against domestic violence

[05:00]

take into account all circumstances in a

[05:02]

case

[05:03]

such as repeated violence in front of a

[05:08]

child

[05:13]

[Music]

[05:15]

one afternoon alina returned home to

[05:17]

find a stack of firewood outside her

[05:19]

door

[05:20]

a gift from her former partner when she

[05:23]

lit a fire a few days later

[05:24]

the wood exploded her former partner had

[05:28]

hidden an

[05:28]

m52 hand grenade inside alina survived

[05:32]

but with devastating physical and

[05:35]

psychological injuries

[05:37]

she was forced to take out a loan to

[05:38]

cover her medical costs

[05:40]

since she received no compensation from

[05:42]

the perpetrator

[05:43]

and didn't qualify for free legal aid

[05:46]

despite a below average salary

[05:49]

the perpetrator was convicted but since

[05:51]

his eight-year sentence was postponed

[05:54]

nearly every day he drives by the bus

[05:56]

station where alina waits

[05:58]

staring at her from his car how did this

[06:01]

happen

[06:02]

how did the system fail alina because

[06:06]

she was never informed that she could

[06:08]

file for compensation from the

[06:10]

perpetrator

[06:11]

because lawyers were not knowledgeable

[06:13]

about best practices for cases of

[06:15]

violence against women

[06:17]

because protective measures were not

[06:19]

taken to stop the perpetrator from

[06:21]

harassing

[06:21]

alina because the state does not offer

[06:24]

integrated services

[06:26]

shielding victims from financial

[06:28]

hardship

[06:29]

how can we prevent tragedies like this

[06:32]

develop individual plans for protection

[06:34]

and support for every woman survivor

[06:37]

secure adequate and continuous financing

[06:40]

for integrated services

[06:42]

for victims at low or no cost require

[06:45]

mandatory training on responding to

[06:47]

violence against women

[06:49]

for everyone in the system of protection

[06:52]

amend laws to make quality

[06:54]

specialized support services and free

[06:56]

legal aid

[06:57]

available to all women survivors

[07:02]

[Music]

[07:10]

after ten years together fatima filed to

[07:13]

end her extramarital union with baseem

[07:16]

she took their daughter and went to live

[07:18]

with her parents

[07:19]

after basin began constantly threatening

[07:22]

her

[07:22]

fatime requested an emergency protection

[07:25]

order

[07:26]

three weeks later baseem killed fatime

[07:29]

in the center of pristina he has never

[07:32]

been brought to justice

[07:33]

and his parents were given custody of

[07:36]

the child

[07:37]

how did this happen how did the system

[07:39]

fail

[07:40]

fatime because the court did not issue

[07:42]

the protection order within 24 hours

[07:45]

as required by law because when fatima

[07:48]

died

[07:49]

three weeks after she requested the

[07:51]

order it had still not been issued

[07:53]

because as affirmed by the kosovo

[07:55]

constitutional court

[07:57]

judicial institutions violated fatima's

[07:59]

right to life

[08:01]

because the center for social work did

[08:03]

not enforce visitation rights for

[08:05]

fatima's parents

[08:06]

to see their granddaughter how can we

[08:08]

prevent

[08:09]

tragedies like this appoint more judges

[08:13]

specialized in criminal proceedings

[08:15]

related to domestic violence

[08:17]

issue emergency protection orders within

[08:19]

the time required by law

[08:21]

take consistent sufficient disciplinary

[08:24]

action against professionals

[08:26]

who fail to follow the law on domestic

[08:29]

[Music]

[08:38]

violence

[08:40]

her wedding night eminee began bleeding

[08:42]

heavily

[08:43]

from the violent sexual abuse of her new

[08:45]

husband

[08:47]

instead of bringing her to a hospital

[08:49]

her husband took her to a religious

[08:51]

leader who gave her traditional remedies

[08:54]

amina's condition worsened three days

[08:57]

later

[08:58]

she died her husband never charged with

[09:01]

rape or domestic violence

[09:03]

was sentenced to just two years in

[09:05]

prison

[09:06]

how did this happen how did the system

[09:09]

fail

[09:09]

eminem because the prosecution charged

[09:12]

eminee's husband with a violation of

[09:14]

family obligations

[09:16]

not sexual and domestic violence because

[09:18]

the lesser charge only came with a

[09:20]

two-year sentence

[09:22]

because at the time kosovo's criminal

[09:24]

code did not include a clear definition

[09:27]

of marital rape because eminee's husband

[09:30]

acquitted in his first trial was only

[09:32]

found guilty

[09:33]

eight years after her death how can we

[09:36]

prevent

[09:37]

tragedies like this sanctioned

[09:39]

professionals who mismanage cases of

[09:42]

violence against women

[09:44]

appoint more judges specialized in

[09:46]

domestic violence cases

[09:48]

require mandatory training on gender

[09:50]

sensitivity and case management

[09:52]

for all professionals involved in

[09:54]

preventing and prosecuting domestic

[10:02]

violence

[10:18]

the first time andre was physically

[10:20]

violent towards his wife

[10:21]

maria was during her pregnancy

[10:24]

for the rest of their four-year marriage

[10:27]

he constantly abused her

[10:29]

after she took their child and left he

[10:31]

threatened to hurt her

[10:33]

and kidnapped the child maria reported

[10:36]

him to the police

[10:37]

multiple times filed several requests

[10:40]

for protection orders

[10:41]

and started divorce proceedings despite

[10:44]

significant video

[10:46]

and text evidence of the abuse andrea's

[10:48]

visitation rights

[10:50]

were never revoked the stalking and

[10:52]

threats

[10:53]

continued for years how did this happen

[10:57]

how did the system fail maria and her

[10:59]

child

[11:00]

because maria was referred to mediation

[11:03]

during the divorce procedure

[11:04]

despite her reports of domestic violence

[11:08]

because the police only issued a verbal

[11:10]

warning after andrei

[11:11]

threatened to kidnap their child because

[11:14]

the court failed to enforce protection

[11:16]

orders when andre evaded court summons

[11:19]

because the law sets extremely low

[11:22]

punishments

[11:22]

for domestic violence how can we prevent

[11:26]

tragedies like this harmonize national

[11:29]

policies with the instant bull

[11:30]

convention

[11:31]

and the european union directive on

[11:34]

victims

[11:35]

make it mandatory to work with

[11:36]

perpetrators in the law on protection

[11:39]

from domestic violence

[11:40]

prohibit mediation by judges in domestic

[11:43]

violence cases

[11:45]

consistently apply the family law to

[11:47]

revoke or limit the child visitation

[11:50]

and custody rights of violent parents

[11:57]

[Music]

[12:04]

and pettar were married for 22 years and

[12:07]

had four children

[12:09]

after pettar became violent with his

[12:11]

wife and children

[12:13]

zoritza requested a protection order and

[12:15]

his removal from their home

[12:17]

yet she never received word from the

[12:19]

court on these measures

[12:21]

after pettar was charged with a

[12:23]

misdemeanor

[12:24]

he spent only 50 days in jail and then

[12:28]

the violence and harassment

[12:29]

continued when he was convicted a second

[12:32]

time

[12:33]

despite a criminal record and history of

[12:35]

violence

[12:36]

the judge gave him only two months in

[12:38]

prison

[12:39]

less than the legal minimum how did this

[12:42]

happen

[12:43]

how did the system fail zoritza and her

[12:46]

children

[12:47]

because the court failed to return a

[12:49]

timely decision

[12:50]

on the protective measures because the

[12:52]

prosecution did not acknowledge ptar's

[12:55]

criminal history

[12:56]

and illegal possession of firearms

[12:58]

although reported by the victim

[13:01]

because the two-month prison sentence

[13:03]

was below

[13:04]

the legal minimum because zoritza was

[13:07]

not made aware of her rights or services

[13:09]

like free legal aid how can we prevent

[13:12]

tragedies like this

[13:14]

make the rights of survivors central to

[13:17]

all measures for

[13:18]

all forms of violence against women

[13:20]

legally distinguish between misdemeanor

[13:22]

and criminal liabilities in domestic

[13:25]

violence cases

[13:26]

take into account the perpetrator's

[13:28]

history of violence

[13:30]

during sentencing and in issuing

[13:32]

protection orders

[13:34]

follow the law in managing cases of

[13:36]

domestic violence

[13:49]

for over five years even was physically

[13:52]

and psychologically violent

[13:54]

with his spouse anna anna reported the

[13:57]

violence to the police

[13:58]

and ivan was issued a misdemeanor fine

[14:01]

for violating public order

[14:03]

and peace the police took no other steps

[14:06]

to ensure anna's safety

[14:08]

even continued to be violent with his

[14:10]

spouse because of her disappointing

[14:12]

experience with the police

[14:14]

anna sought the help of an organization

[14:17]

that works with survivors

[14:18]

of domestic violence how did this happen

[14:22]

how did the system fail anna because the

[14:25]

police did not follow the mandatory

[14:27]

legal procedures for cases of domestic

[14:30]

violence because the violent incident

[14:32]

was treated as a violation of public

[14:34]

order

[14:35]

rather than domestic violence because

[14:38]

the law

[14:38]

stipulates a fine for officials who

[14:41]

failed to properly report domestic

[14:42]

violence

[14:43]

but this is rarely enforced because the

[14:46]

survivor was not informed by the police

[14:49]

or the center for social work about the

[14:51]

services that were available to her

[14:54]

because the survivor was only provided

[14:56]

with protection with the help of a civil

[14:58]

society

[14:59]

organization how can we prevent

[15:02]

tragedies like this

[15:03]

establish and fund safe houses for

[15:06]

domestic violence survivors

[15:07]

in accordance with international

[15:09]

standards

[15:10]

introduce the confidants or persons of

[15:13]

trust to provide survivors with

[15:15]

information about their rights

[15:17]

and legal procedures require mandatory

[15:20]

training for professionals

[15:21]

on handling cases of violence against

[15:24]

women

[15:25]

sanctioned professionals who mismanage

[15:27]

cases of violence against women

[15:40]

jovana ended her five-month relationship

[15:42]

with luca

[15:43]

after he became violent with her for the

[15:46]

next two years

[15:47]

luca continued to harass threaten and

[15:50]

physically and psychologically abuse

[15:53]

jovana

[15:54]

jovana reported this behavior to the

[15:56]

police and center for social work

[15:58]

more than 20 times but neither

[16:01]

institution

[16:02]

took any steps to prosecute luca or

[16:04]

protect yovana

[16:06]

legal action only began after jovana

[16:09]

took the case to a local organization

[16:11]

that assists victims of domestic

[16:13]

violence who advocated on her behalf

[16:16]

how did this happen how did the system

[16:19]

fail

[16:19]

yovana because the police did not file

[16:22]

an official report

[16:23]

for any of the more than 20 incidents of

[16:25]

violence that jovana reported

[16:28]

because neither the police nor the

[16:30]

center for social work

[16:31]

issued any temporary protection measures

[16:34]

because jovana was not given

[16:36]

any information about her rights the

[16:38]

legal procedures

[16:39]

she could initiate or the services

[16:41]

available to her

[16:43]

because once the charges were filed the

[16:46]

entire procedure

[16:47]

lasted seven months which is far longer

[16:50]

than the deadline

[16:51]

set in the law how can we prevent

[16:53]

tragedies like this

[16:55]

require mandatory training for police

[16:58]

officers social workers

[16:59]

and public prosecutors on their legal

[17:02]

obligations in managing cases

[17:04]

of domestic violence ensure that police

[17:07]

reports are filed consistently

[17:09]

and immediately in accordance with the

[17:11]

law hold officials accountable who do

[17:14]

not follow legal procedures

[17:15]

and mismanage cases of domestic violence

[17:23]

[Music]

[17:29]

during their marriage mrs nikolic

[17:32]

suffered repeated domestic violence at

[17:34]

the hands of her spouse

[17:35]

she reported the violence to the center

[17:37]

for social work

[17:39]

they said it was a family dispute and

[17:41]

conducted mediation

[17:43]

the violence continued the police

[17:46]

intervened

[17:47]

65 times during their marriage but they

[17:49]

usually suggested that mrs nikolich

[17:52]

should behave properly mrs nikolich

[17:55]

decided to file for divorce

[17:56]

and for custody of their three daughters

[18:00]

she also filed for a protection order on

[18:02]

grounds of domestic violence

[18:04]

but mr nikolic was only charged with

[18:06]

psychological violence

[18:08]

which is rarely punished three years

[18:11]

later

[18:12]

the court rejected all criminal charges

[18:14]

against mr nikolic

[18:16]

he was granted custody of two of their

[18:18]

three daughters

[18:20]

how did this happen how did the system

[18:22]

fail

[18:23]

mrs nikolic because the center for

[18:25]

social work classified the case as a

[18:27]

family dispute

[18:29]

rather than domestic violence because

[18:31]

the police failed to identify mr nikolic

[18:34]

as the primary aggressor

[18:36]

because the prosecutor only filed one

[18:38]

criminal charge of psychological

[18:40]

violence against mr nikolich

[18:42]

and none for physical violence because

[18:45]

the children were never recognized or

[18:47]

protected

[18:48]

as potential victims of violence because

[18:51]

the court did not consider parental

[18:53]

alienation by mr nikolic

[18:55]

as abuse despite clinical expertise

[18:58]

showing otherwise

[18:59]

how can we prevent tragedies like this

[19:02]

require mandatory training on gender

[19:05]

sensitivity

[19:06]

and working with survivors of violence

[19:08]

for all professionals

[19:10]

recognize psychological violence as a

[19:13]

severe and damaging form of domestic

[19:15]

violence

[19:16]

require additional training for police

[19:18]

officers to properly understand the

[19:20]

psychological aspects of violence when

[19:23]

assessing risk

[19:24]

follow strict procedures when responding

[19:27]

to any allegation

[19:28]

of domestic violence

[19:40]

petra was in a relationship with

[19:41]

vladimir who was often jealous

[19:44]

after vladimir became violent with her

[19:47]

petra

[19:48]

immediately reported the violence to the

[19:50]

police who undertook a risk assessment

[19:52]

and issued a 30-day emergency barring

[19:55]

order

[19:56]

vladimir violated the order and was

[19:58]

sentenced to 14 days

[20:00]

in jail a few days after his release

[20:03]

vladimir stabbed petra to death at a

[20:05]

football stadium

[20:07]

the story became a sensationalized news

[20:09]

item

[20:10]

the media portrayed petra as unfaithful

[20:13]

and responsible for her

[20:14]

own death how did this happen how did

[20:18]

the system fail her

[20:20]

because the police did not revise the

[20:22]

risk assessment when the perpetrator

[20:24]

left jail

[20:25]

because the center for social work did

[20:26]

not react sooner when petra reported

[20:29]

violence

[20:30]

although vladimir had a history of

[20:32]

violent behavior

[20:33]

towards his grandmother because

[20:35]

institutions blamed the victim for her

[20:37]

death

[20:38]

because she chose to meet him despite

[20:40]

the responsibility to make her aware of

[20:42]

the risks

[20:44]

because the media sensationalized the

[20:46]

perpetrator's claim

[20:47]

that she had been unfaithful blaming her

[20:50]

for her own death

[20:52]

how can we prevent tragedies like this

[20:55]

choir training for professionals to

[20:56]

counter stereotypes and develop

[20:58]

necessary skills to deal with domestic

[21:01]

violence cases

[21:03]

sanctioned professionals who mismanage

[21:05]

cases of domestic violence

[21:07]

develop individual plans for protection

[21:10]

and support for every victim

[21:12]

make it mandatory the risk assessment at

[21:15]

different stages

[21:16]

of procedures to prevent the violation

[21:18]

of urgent protective measures

[21:30]

during their marriage mr mert physically

[21:33]

and psychologically abused

[21:35]

mrs yamur and their children mr mert

[21:39]

even tried to burn her to death she

[21:41]

reported him to the police

[21:43]

several times mrs yamur left her husband

[21:46]

and went to court to file for divorce

[21:49]

she received a protection order against

[21:51]

him

[21:52]

two months later mr merch stabbed her to

[21:55]

death

[21:55]

in front of their children how did this

[21:58]

happen

[21:59]

how did the system fail mrs yamur and

[22:02]

her children

[22:03]

because turkey has yet to specifically

[22:05]

criminalize domestic violence against

[22:07]

women

[22:08]

as outlined in the istanbul convention

[22:11]

because mrs yamur and her children were

[22:13]

forced to leave their home

[22:15]

not the alleged perpetrator because the

[22:18]

mrs

[22:18]

yamur was not told she could receive

[22:20]

financial support

[22:21]

or safe accommodation because

[22:24]

perpetrators do not face serious

[22:26]

consequences

[22:27]

when they violate protection orders how

[22:29]

can we prevent

[22:30]

tragedies like this align turkish

[22:33]

criminal legislation with the

[22:35]

requirements of the istanbul convention

[22:38]

make shelters accessible and available

[22:40]

for all survivors of violence

[22:42]

as well as for their children appoint

[22:45]

gender-sensitive and experienced female

[22:47]

staff in law enforcement agencies

[22:50]

require regular training within police

[22:52]

units on legal

[22:54]

arrangements regarding violence against

[22:56]

women

[22:57]

sanctioned professionals who do not

[22:58]

enforce the law

[23:10]

mrs delai a young woman with

[23:12]

disabilities

[23:14]

was raped by her aunt's husband he

[23:16]

threatened to kill her if she told

[23:18]

anyone after he raped her a second time

[23:22]

mrs deli's sister reported it to the

[23:24]

police

[23:26]

one year later he was found not guilty

[23:29]

because a hospital report stated he had

[23:32]

erectile dysfunction

[23:33]

how did this happen how did the system

[23:36]

fail mrs delai

[23:37]

because all parties involved in the

[23:39]

investigation and prosecution process

[23:42]

were slow to act and did not assess all

[23:45]

the claims and evidence in detail

[23:48]

because mrs dili's school counselor

[23:50]

stated that her testimony was

[23:52]

unreliable due to her mental disability

[23:55]

because of the incestuous nature of the

[23:58]

crime officials kept the case quiet

[24:00]

preventing the public from advocating on

[24:02]

behalf of ms delai

[24:04]

because miss steli was discriminated

[24:07]

against throughout the case

[24:08]

due to her disability how can we prevent

[24:11]

tragedies like this

[24:13]

adhere to the standards in the istanbul

[24:15]

convention and national legislation

[24:18]

when investigating and prosecuting cases

[24:22]

ensure effective and proportionate

[24:24]

punishment for perpetrators

[24:26]

establish and maintain rape crisis

[24:28]

centers to provide

[24:29]

short-term and longer-term services for

[24:32]

victims of sexual violence

[24:34]

establish accessible and available

[24:36]

shelters for survivors of violence

[24:38]

especially women from disadvantaged

[24:40]

groups

[24:42]

require training for all professionals

[24:44]

to prevent

[24:45]

prejudice against women with

[24:46]

disabilities and ensure their equal

[24:49]

access to protection

[24:51]

employ specialist staff to provide

[24:53]

services to women victims of sexual

[24:55]

violence

[24:56]

taking into account the particularly

[24:58]

traumatic nature

[25:00]

of this crime violence against women

[25:03]

is the symptom not the virus the virus

[25:06]

is gender inequality

[25:08]

no cure will come as long as ineffective

[25:11]

prevention

[25:12]

protection and prosecution remain

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