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For All the World to See

For All the World to See

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In Bangladesh, in Benin, in the DR Congo, yet also in Germany: violence against women is ever present. The film delves into the lives of women who have been subjected to horrific violence, yet managed to fight their way free. They talk about the violence that has been inflicted upon them, their struggle for survival, their hopes and fears and their current attempts to build a new life. And the men? Many of them describe violence against women as a normal part of their everyday lives. If a woman has been hit, she deserved it. If she defends herself, he threatens to take away her children and throw her out of the house... According to UNIFEM and WHO in some countries, up to 70% of all women are victims of physical or sexual abuse at least once in their lives. The film shows just how violence functions. Against a background of different cultures and social systems, the universal similarities in the mechanisms and structures of violence against women are illuminated

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