ADRA Crne Gore u borbi protiv nasilja nad ženamaADRA Montenegro against violence towards women
ADRA Crne Gore priključila se svjetskom projektu „enditnow – Kaži NE nasilju nad ženama“. Povodom Dana žena, 7. i 8. marta, predstavnici ADRA-e su u saradnji sa šoping centrom Delta City u Podgorici prikupljali potpise podrške zaustavljanju nasilja nad ženama i djevojkama. Za samo dva dana prikupljeno je 3.480 potpisa, što dovoljno govori o tome koliko je građanima Podgorice i Crne Gore stalo do ovog problema.ADRA Montenegro joined the global “enditnow – Say NO to violence against women” project. On 7 and 8 March, for International Women’s Day, ADRA representatives collected signatures at Delta City shopping centre in Podgorica in support of ending violence against women and girls. In just two days, 3,480 signatures were collected, showing how much the people of Podgorica and Montenegro care about this issue.
Statistike pokazuju da je nasilje nad ženama prisutno i u Crnoj Gori: svaka druga žena doživjela je psihičko, a svaka treća fizičko nasilje bar jednom u životu.Statistics show that violence against women is present in Montenegro too: one in two women has experienced psychological violence, and one in three physical violence, at least once in her life.
Tokom akcije dnevni list Vijesti objavio je 8. marta izvještaj i intervju sa saradnikom ADRA-e Brankom Lukićem, pastorom crkve u Podgorici, a Televizija IN emitovala je u udarnom terminu intervju sa saradnicom ADRA-e Mirelom Lukić. Sekretar ADRA Crne Gore Radovan Aćimić izjavio je agenciji MINA da je ADRA zadovoljna odzivom građana i da se projekat sprovodi u više od 200 zemalja u organizaciji ADRA International i Svjetske crkve adventista sedmoga dana.During the campaign, the daily Vijesti published a report and an interview with ADRA associate Branko Lukić, pastor of the church in Podgorica, on 8 March, and TV IN aired an interview with ADRA associate Mirela Lukić in prime time. ADRA Montenegro secretary Radovan Aćimić told the MINA news agency that ADRA was pleased with the public response, and that the project is carried out in more than 200 countries by ADRA International and the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Vjerujemo da će ova akcija ohrabriti žrtve nasilja da shvate da nisu same. Svako od nas može dati doprinos tako što se čuva svakog oblika psihičke, fizičke, emocionalne ili bilo koje druge represije nad ženama i djevojkama, ali i nad bilo kojim ljudskim bićem.We believe this campaign will encourage survivors of violence to realize they are not alone. Each of us can contribute by refusing every form of psychological, physical, emotional or any other abuse of women and girls, and of any human being.
