Urban Survivors, Port-Au-Prince, Haiti by Jon Lowenstein
URBAN SURVIVORS - MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE (HAITI) - Nach dem Erdbeben und der Cholera-Epidemie müssen die Menschen in den Slums von Port-au-Prince in einer Umgebung leben, die von täglichen Gewaltexzessen geprägt ist. (Jon Lowenstein, NOOR for Médecins Sans Frontières)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie's younger sister sits in their new home in a safer neighborhood in Port au Prince. The family moved after the assault. Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
..Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. ..... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. ..... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ...A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. ... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. .... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. ... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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URBAN SURVIVORS, MARTISSANT, PORT-AU-PRINCE
Lucie was raped when her family's house in the Martissant neighborhood was invaded by seven armed men who climbed the side of the building to the roof and entered through a door. Once inside they raped Lucie, in front of her infant. They were going to kill her, but one of the men fought for her not to be killed and the men left the family without killing anyone. The home invasion and rape has been devastating for the family and they were forced to move out of their home which they had bought over years of hard work in order to rent another home in a safer neighborhood. The father has had serious problems dealing with the experience and Lucie, the woman who was raped, has dealt with it proactively by seeking help at the Martissant Doctors Without Borders center. She works with Flauberte, the MSF psychologist to overcome the psychological damage. She has made great strides and says she refuses to let these men ruin her life. ..A Hidden Shame: Sexual Violence in Haiti..Sexual violence in Haiti is a true problem. Women are consistently made victims of sexual violence and they have little or no recourse either through their family or the law. Rapes, domestic violence are an accepted fact of life in the country and especially the slums. Doctors Without Borders offers psychological treatment and medical diagnoses to help treat the victims wounds. The massive destruction of the earthquake has also lead to further dislocation and insecurity and abuse of women. The shame of this type of violence leads many women to hide and deal with the pain in isolation, but luckily some brave women stepped forward to tell their stories. These stories include women who have been victimized in front of their children, on the street and in their homes. There truly is no safe place for many women and this constant feeling of insecurity pervades many womens' existence who we talked to. ... (KEYSTONE/NOOR/Jon Lowenstein)
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