Officials and doctors on domestic abuse crisis
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(20 May 2001) 1.
(20 May 2001)
1. Man hitting a woman
2. Man coming to her rescue
3. Man who hit woman getting kicked and punched
4. Close-shot of woman crying, with blood streaming down face
5. Woman and man who hit her sitting on ground, talking
6. STILLS: Various shots of battered women
7. Poster for Support group 'Women Victims of Domestic Violence'
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Maria Gomez, Coordinator of Women Victims of Domestic Violence
"There are prejudices the administrators of justice have regarding domestic violence and particularly, in cases of sex abuse where they require the woman to ask for justice once she is practically already destroyed before they are convinced there was abuse."
9. Long-shot of Magali Sandoval's family discussing aggression to women
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Magali Sandoval's mother
"He bit her up with a broom. He hit her everywhere with the broom stick, everywhere. Look at here, look here, there is scar, he almost killed her."
11. Woman pointing to Magali Sandoval's facial injuries
12. Close-shot of scars on her face
13. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Magali Sandoval, Victim of domestic violence
"I don't know what he wanted. I don't know whether he wanted me to go to bed with him or to bath him. I'm not quite sure what he wanted, but I said no. He then took me by the hair and slammed me into the wall. He started to hit me, I think he hit me once so hard he put me out. I don't remember anything after that but people say that if it had not been for my brother, he would have killed me."
14. Various shots of Magali's husband in jail
15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Jose Luis Munguia, Magali Sandoval's husband
"I found her drunk, naked with another man. I asked her why she had been drinking without my permission and I told her I did not like what she had done. She said I was against him (the other man) because he had given her drinks, but I was not against him. I don't feel bad because I have not done anything wrong. You see. And, I have no money to take the case to the system because I am poor."
16. Exterior of police station dedicated to domestic violence victims, with women standing outside
17. Interior of police station with officer talking to women
18. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Maria Auxiliadora Aleman, Domestic Violence Victim
"Each time he drinks he becomes very aggressive, very nasty. He tells me awful things, he offends me; recently he has even attempted to abuse my children so here I am, looking for a solution for my life."
19. Cecilia Taleno, Police Precint Chief, at a meeting with board of director of women's organizations against domestic violence
20. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cecilia Taleno, Police Precint Chief
"The national police has the intention to implement programs, but there are many obstacles. We lack human resources, material resources, resources to train the staff. Staff not properly trained cannot provide the services nor can they differentiate the cases to really help the victims. Nor can an untrained member of staff comprehend why this is all happening."
21. Various shots of women at street market
STORYLINE:
The problem of domestic violence is rampant in Nicaragua - with one in four women also suffering sexual abuse.
Every year over 2,500 Nicaraguan women request police protection against their abusive husbands - with many of the requests coming from women who report domestic sexual assaults.
And the number could be much higher as authorities believe that only 4 out of 10 cases are reported.
The female police officers also give women advice and information on how to leave abusive relationships.
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1. Man hitting a woman
2. Man coming to her rescue
3. Man who hit woman getting kicked and punched
4. Close-shot of woman crying, with blood streaming down face
5. Woman and man who hit her sitting on ground, talking
6. STILLS: Various shots of battered women
7. Poster for Support group 'Women Victims of Domestic Violence'
8. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Maria Gomez, Coordinator of Women Victims of Domestic Violence
"There are prejudices the administrators of justice have regarding domestic violence and particularly, in cases of sex abuse where they require the woman to ask for justice once she is practically already destroyed before they are convinced there was abuse."
9. Long-shot of Magali Sandoval's family discussing aggression to women
10. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Magali Sandoval's mother
"He bit her up with a broom. He hit her everywhere with the broom stick, everywhere. Look at here, look here, there is scar, he almost killed her."
11. Woman pointing to Magali Sandoval's facial injuries
12. Close-shot of scars on her face
13. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Magali Sandoval, Victim of domestic violence
"I don't know what he wanted. I don't know whether he wanted me to go to bed with him or to bath him. I'm not quite sure what he wanted, but I said no. He then took me by the hair and slammed me into the wall. He started to hit me, I think he hit me once so hard he put me out. I don't remember anything after that but people say that if it had not been for my brother, he would have killed me."
14. Various shots of Magali's husband in jail
15. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Jose Luis Munguia, Magali Sandoval's husband
"I found her drunk, naked with another man. I asked her why she had been drinking without my permission and I told her I did not like what she had done. She said I was against him (the other man) because he had given her drinks, but I was not against him. I don't feel bad because I have not done anything wrong. You see. And, I have no money to take the case to the system because I am poor."
16. Exterior of police station dedicated to domestic violence victims, with women standing outside
17. Interior of police station with officer talking to women
18. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Maria Auxiliadora Aleman, Domestic Violence Victim
"Each time he drinks he becomes very aggressive, very nasty. He tells me awful things, he offends me; recently he has even attempted to abuse my children so here I am, looking for a solution for my life."
19. Cecilia Taleno, Police Precint Chief, at a meeting with board of director of women's organizations against domestic violence
20. SOUNDBITE: (Spanish) Cecilia Taleno, Police Precint Chief
"The national police has the intention to implement programs, but there are many obstacles. We lack human resources, material resources, resources to train the staff. Staff not properly trained cannot provide the services nor can they differentiate the cases to really help the victims. Nor can an untrained member of staff comprehend why this is all happening."
21. Various shots of women at street market
STORYLINE:
The problem of domestic violence is rampant in Nicaragua - with one in four women also suffering sexual abuse.
Every year over 2,500 Nicaraguan women request police protection against their abusive husbands - with many of the requests coming from women who report domestic sexual assaults.
And the number could be much higher as authorities believe that only 4 out of 10 cases are reported.
The female police officers also give women advice and information on how to leave abusive relationships.
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