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december 2002 as we had to hunt to figure out for a young woman on a boston betty. she took a boss that this man friend of ours act 8 pm in no place in delhi which is considered quite normal not a dangerous please. demo

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i'm from a family where my father was an alcoholic and you know we were victims of domestic violence and so i felt at some point when i was financially independent i would like to work on women's rights and then one still got a gang rape took place and that was really the impact is for me to focus on sexual violence in public spaces i imagine and how i experience and as well as that there is a lot of shame poured on the victims of not necessarily encouraged to speak up so i must i must admit that before i started doing this work i have not shared my story and once i started doing this work i said to myself if i'm expecting someone else to tell their story then i should be ready to tell my and i think that's also what you want to achieve on the big scale with your organization right to you want to give women the power to why it's what has happened to them and

choose to share their stories absolutely because you know we are talking about young girls who feel they can achieve anything and they are feeling and being. you know they don't see the differences between them and the boy but somewhere as they're growing up you know society put those pressures in books those pressures to say you want to be caesar so you do this you can do this you must not go out in the night except dress and what we are trying to do with safe city used to say you can do anything it's not your fault if something happens to you and as a society as a collective as a community we need to address it. in order to break the silence around sexual violence we provide an anonymous platform

for people to share their stories and this allows them to document their experiences which then. you can understand the location trends and of what is happening where. there was no good in. the streets on. me and asked him to get out from

a life. there was this a one. closer. to me. i've been friends tool set in with. someone else. it started by shaking hands. i remember all myself mumbling constantly stopping still. and. he kept saying it could be fun it could be fun you'll enjoy it could be fun it's love. indeed missy freaks me out even today or. the idea of the concept of sags disgusts me. because i just cannot get the image of this 50 year old mind. make sure you had

us and me abusing me and the chain out of my my. my mind this aid you shouldn't have opened the doors. i did open the door it did happen to me. my to the north did not meet you know victim never could. i am still i will always be and. no matter how much it haunts me. no mado how. good i am even now. i soon have the guts to face the wasn't dead and that this happened to me and yet be unfazed because now i know it was not very far and. i.

eat. i have seen very lucky that i had not heard to experience real violence i think there is probably an old woman out there that hasn't experienced some form of sexual harassment you know all fear just staring you in appropriate paul mones but that's of course at different level everyone has to experience while it's one too many and there's so many of them.

i work a lot with social entrepreneurs all around the world so coming here my key question is how can we really use technology to create change in a topic that this so complex so deeply rooted in mindsets and cultures and cave year that often exists for generations. it is the power dominating the other. we've begun to go. to. lou. in athens women are considered worth less than men and women are considered to be weaker than should be naïve. they're almost treated like objects.

and for them to come from a society where there were no god those to a society rid them of the you know the bosses to be with it's become very difficult so women the only thing more they're fighting that seems beasts and that frustrates men. i was growing up in a.d.o.m. my dad comes from a military background so he wouldn't staying with us all the time so it was me my mother and my sister and i was raised by 2 women that's what i say i was raised by my done. because that's how it happened and then my mind of whom was a lot different than outside because once you go outside you know it is the picture of the which you are seeing so you had a pretty strong female role model and yes i think for me i believe that this is some sort of a great disparity because it started very young so i was in the you know what i was 1012 years old and i would go out to play in the evening so i could play date 730

my sister had to play till 630 i mean these are the small things which as a child you notice like why do i get the privilege of an extra. she didn't say if you feel i was maybe because your parents or more concerned about security for your sister sorry is that more and even to live. i mean it's one of the worse things but if you have to go 1030 in the night to buy something you know especially if it seems to be normal all right stan it's normal that women don't have it after 10 and it's a new norm and why is it the norm and why is no one child in these things i mean it's normal for people women not to drive 2018 intel the moment i mean we have to start asking questions why this is the moment. it's just so used to the idea of forming leaflets to make a 1000000000 people see. that's the moon chart which made a good team in the next 2 years in office. so we

started looking at jewelry something like this. it's going to start with a smart phone because your smart phones and your posts on it and you want it and you can be sure but he would double press this and it sends it over to your friends and family people that you had in maine and then they call in the put a stick and do 2 things about it. and that's what we did so from that was your prototype 1st version basically we sort of 20000 units of this saw so i mean it went to the market and mutilated if things have to work it has to work without a smartphone you need something which does not have a smartphone to work with so we went ahead and made something which was actually bigger it had its own out of like the next iteration of your product they think yes it has it's own sim card it's on g.p.s. connectivity. and if you are in problem all you do is press this and as soon as you press it gives the s.s.p. a friend and family and people again come in ok relays one major problem relays

that no matter how much you alert who's going to spawn and that's something which we started working on. live. in our country the police to population ratio is to huge for us to rely on just from the police. so what we're planning to do is basically bring the system prevent this point goes into place people will believe to come forward and help put out and there's already a market for that like india has a lot of safety security companies there are over 3000 companies in delhi india itself and there are 7000000 people employed in that so that's maybe up everything late now to where we are building a responders there group of people who can actually come in and see people out.

to solutions that after the attack to speak they are actually intelligent and. it can solve certain aspects of the problem it can't hunt you can change. but it will not go deep enough to really change mindsets and change perceptions. but changing mindsets in these perceptions that that will take years maybe decades maybe generations and. i think it's wrong to wait for it at i think however we can let's use those technologies to create influence and change at the level where we can but let's not think that those are the only solutions we also have to think about other ways much more grassroots ways of how we can change

mindsets too and violence against women. there's a superhero a girl that actually had been raped. that is already a big change in perception because usually we're talking about the victims and we're not talking about a girl that got raped asked superhero. she is on a mission to free women who have being victims often as a. form of a man throwing acid on a woman is to force her to feel the shame guilt and just stay in her house

for the rest of her mind. doing almost like a person. because. from the acid attacks it's all this of. everybody will know that you did something. i'm not sure you found stop acid may dampen it was felt that the banks. 2009 me the hub but i challenge you my face fell i thought if you tell people on many will be like oh my god my face the medicare kidney each other we know of no money no will go we need. just make i have walk much and i can make you

a match had i dug the many of these in the mail more of the it up than a man now money i love me had too many they let me call man that by their. what kind of cities are we building what kind of cities do we want.

i think violence against women and sexual harassment today is clearly a bit of a great. deal of the time mention probably give the brain damage in the beach a public space in. my vision to improve the access and the rights of women and girls to access all opportunities in cities around the world. and technology from me is an enabler in that so safe haven is a technology which helps to collect data that allow. both women and girls to move more freely in the city at the same time it provides data to key stakeholders such as city governments to make the changes.

in delhi we actually used our data to show the government that there were about 7800 dark spots in the city right that the properties of the city were absolutely no like not street live there so the day that the government left me use that data to say we will improve the streetlights ok and then they have now come back to us saying can you again map the city and tell us now one has a lighting been a problem but secondly other other problems. so my thing is only one aspect has the lighting improved yes in some spots i think about almost 70 percent of the points that me pointed out have been fixed wound but there are other dark spots so now we have to go back to the city of the dynamic space.

so katana as app part of her solution you have that tracking option so you can click if you want that somebody can track you and i think there's 2 sides to that one in the word individual chooses to do data and you can also choose which content you one soon to follow you on so it could also be your mom or you know anybody that you that you tried it and have since this feeling of security because you know somebody knows i'm going somewhere and if something happens in between at least somebody some large. onion powder and a lot of man used these tools to stop their partners or ex-partners and so they can be abused and of course we're also producing

a lot of time and sometimes we're not really sure who was using that day time for what purpose. it shouldn't be the norm that a woman has to have a safety tracking installed to be ok to be out there that cannot be to go. thanks i feel one of the most horrible fact. the power of violence against women is. the fact that it's happening in about 90 percent of all cases in your family or circle of friends or neighbors. and i feel that this is one of the saddest facts in this whole story because it

means the place that should be your safe haven is actually not as a mother i cannot imagine that i. would not speak up and take every action i could if my daughter would tell me that she was touched inappropriately or worse and change needs to happen on both and a woman needs to understand a girl meets understand that her bond worries need to be respected and what it means if they get over it is that i'm to say it was true for men and i think it's all the more important that we use what asked for. to change those traditional.

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