different, risky, irresponsible, unreasonable, all stuff and i want to in the clouds. it's time to to and then when generations to nash january 14th on dw, the this is dw news advocate coming up on the program. women helping women respond to domestic abuse as violence remains a problem with then many homes in northern. gonna find out how one woman provides hope for those who remain trapped. also coming up chad sees a prime opportunity to beef up it's meet exports as war rages next door. we'll find out why and grasshoppers are in demand at this time of the uganda for food. we discuss why you to should consider adding them to your diet.

the antonio, a lot of gold, welcome to the program. domestic abuse affects women around the world and over a $155.00 countries have adopted laws against it. but these measures haven't necessarily stopped the problem. like in gonna, despite adopting its domestic violence act in 2007 cultural norms remain a major obstacle. but in the north of the country, some women are helping each other, resist the threat as dw is maxwell suit reports. this one doesn't want to share really name has one has often beaten. hey, hello. nuwaz. i wasn't born with a broken finger. i got

a because my husband beat me. i was born with has one year. it's the result of the repeat violence. i was subjected to at home, i almost lost my ear. i need only because of public tea. women worldwide who are trapped with violent husbands, cannot leave you become support themselves. the one on the cutting problem is voice in the communities with traditional values still meet above the patients is part of initial counseling to kind of we mean in this community. most of our main few the ask to pay out over us and we close the main lacking day skills when it come to my kids or when it comes to control. and then go marry to the men who are working. the few, the more than the women. let me try to leave her husband 3 times before she made

patients. what vice here to report him to the police, but she's seasonal position from the community. as i came through the police station, my fellow woman, we must financing a good woman, should not do it. they will tell you, every woman must and you are paying an abuse. so white they came to police asking, are these tests each social acceptance mix is hot for outside is to get them in to stop. these who may not mean hold on tv, no way to go and go to go to. because of how we be societies as picking everything to be because even though the guy had, or maybe the eldest, they feel that, oh, this is something you can say to among yourselves. knew why this would be a good truth and was not trauma. so need be and they do when they come to me with the french express, the feelings and part of what i'm, what the united nation says. you caught up going in women, sofa domestic abuse,

the people helping to empower them. see, it would take more than a change in tradition that believes only you cannot make independence. kind of have women escape gender be as violence. let's get more on this now from y'all, how to i'm i do from rise gonna she, that's a human rights and sustainable development organization. thank you for joining us on the program and john her, i to now looking at this issue of domestic abuse. is this any was in rural areas and gone as compared to all of incentives. okay, thank you very much for having me. domestic bowman in gardner is high. i think we both have the that's one in every 3 women if you and so miss the validate, especially in c mates passed novel and this was what it comes to the rest that is from is reading last. yeah. in 323 and 22, they don't. so you need to the,

for the service record is $123.00 cases of intimate path. now validate seen the output region and these are reported peasy. and there's also has a that's only 90 percent of women reports, a domestic violence. so that means this 123 cases. i did 9 percent of the cases that way reported. that means the russ setting is higher, both ineligible recipes. domestic violence especially in submit caught them following don't gets reported because i'll dungeon don't say, don't want me to. yeah, i was just going to get you to expound a net. why is it that these cases are not being being reported? if, if, if, you know, if they're as widely prevalent as we, as we're talking about when it comes to demos the violence, you know,

a culture is seen as probably be too much as much of the pool. and so it is not supposed to be paid outside people. so who men who i've been abused in the domestic settings, see as the norm of possible. like if you are with your income is bad enough and you said you saw or a b p of it literally konami's valley that is normal. everyone who's true and, and my right. so why should you let somebody outside your home the about the skis and also the little number that gets reported because the can look back in the mall or the trips to the slide. and so the advice to report these people are also these piedmont types, some also with the trip of the boss, or they didn't do communities. so women won't get to report domestic violin cases. i mean, you solve it either by frames, by family members. and so it'd be

a pill that, so this is normal and if i go ahead to reports, this is how i will be seen by people in my community. and so the doing the report as a household $1010.00 such women be helped when trapped in such abusive relationships. so the tenant also is that services available for domestic violence. so by that is far away from all communities. we are talking about russ. this is where he's come to come to a put you between 2 social studies is to choose cheese, please at the district level. so one who if you wants to report, we have to travel like 50 or 350. let me test to get access to this institution. and so you still have the level for head goals. and so we can go ahead get these institution you feel like there's no coffee day shall be. they don't trust the

system because of the to me and how do you handle the cases and then how the be received. some of the services provided those have experience on how to cancel, survive based on filings. and so to help this woman, i think that's what you see to she need to train. some people who are the counselors were able to counsel survive. they saw fitness development. and this service, the discounts between the woman and the service needs to be reduced. we should have institutions who have representation, somewhere near the communities or the to out the reduced in these communities. they should have lots of length of a level so that it will money is being abused and feel that she doesn't need to. she needs to report intensely and cannot get to these institutions. it would just be a phone call that we then she would be helped. okay, john, all right, so i'm, i do the override is gone. i thank you very much for speaking to us. i thank you to

for having to take you to all these things. so let's continue the conversation now with eric tank orang a. so she had a jew professor who joins us from the farm land in canada, and he's a high refined guggenheim. foundation grand receive a researching the link between lineage and domestic abuse. welcome to the program professor. what have you found so far in your research? we are trying to actually look at these uh, the owners across to me and you'd groups in africa, country media, and much in any a groups. what we find is that such a medial women are disadvantaged, and when i see disadvantage, what it means is that the a more likely to experience needs to be like not abused compared to much linea women. and not only are the more likely to experience needs to be taught to be quite non abuse, but uh, the severity of the abuse is really high impact. you mean, yes, the site is compared to much in the near societies and also the, the frequency of the abuses is also very, very high and much anything else partially necessary as compared to machine

societies. the other finding that we, we've seen on this project is that much leave me a with me is access to assist. you're going to be resources really protects them from intimate but not use compared to pennsylvania. we've been with think this finding is, although expectation is very, very important because it fits into this not reach. right? that's uh you know, having access this issue for me to make resources come before or can protect the game, protect women against intimates, backing up abuse, right? and then petra lino were talking about male dominated and mentioned in you'll see male dominated settings. both your findings, how can this translate into policy implementation in gonna for example, to close information and it will because i think as i mentioned to make i've always thought that you know, police, public policies day very important. and i see it is mainly because all around the

world you find that there's a move to criminalize in, you know, domestic violence that needs to be part of our lives. i live in canada and i can tell you that there is, there was totally runs towards it to be a parking lot views. i'm very, very happy that in gonna we, we are doing the same because we do have, uh, you know, a domestic violence act that, uh, criminalizes the, uh, you know, you know, treat yourself into the putnam mullins, um, we, we, in terms of policy what we have several plans that we have ruled out to be able to do this. and i think one of the major plans is to be able to engage a stakeholders in the country as well as such, to stick with and, and stick with this in the country to be able to do this. um, when, when i says to cold is what i mean is, uh, the people who, uh, actually somebody just looking to be putting on mullins themselves, become a very strong voice and pushing an agenda, you know, to, to,

to effect policy. you talked about needing to educate women in particular in, in possibly can i, can you explain more about that? um, on this project we have decided to uh, hold stimulus in which shops um, you know, in, in effect the community does community is that where we're finding that there are high resulting to be put, cannot be used. we believe that these types of education would be important because through this will be able to, eh, you know, highlights to women, some of the discriminatory gender norms that increase the f one romney just to be put in the abuse. and because we also find that on this project that you know, since you cannot make access decisions, make resources are important. i think the plans for us to be able to, to on, you know, a health we've been develop strategies or help provide. so she could have a couple of communities that can help women who in the margins uh, you know,

come out of this, this problem. okay. professor eric tech ryan, professor of sociology at memorial university in canada. thank you very much for your time. you're watching dw news africa still to come as you kind of the month on grasshoppers this harvest season, we discussed the weather more people should consider insects as delicacy. sedan is a major beef exports, but because of its ongoing war, it's not being able to meet its customers demands. that's provided a market for its next door. neighbor, chad, the central african country, typically exports capital, now sees an opportunity to also diversified produce to offer a process to be tried is called country with an estimated $110000000.00 ahead of capital livestock exports the countries that nigeria come in

and got born accountable officers 50 percent of the countries plus domestic product, but the war and so that has led to a shortage of fish allowed meet in countries like egypt, which means new markets which i didn't talk to. but there are enough counseling charge. you can find any number of cattle you want on a single day, someone in charge, we have 8 different breeds of capital in all parts of the country. there is catholic breeding. and even if there are more cattle processing industries, there won't be a disruption in supply. well, i guess i'm, the one that i've tried is, was a need some be shows in the beef processing industry where cars inside this new factory move into preparing costs for export. but the country has, it's just not pastorelli system. where, where else is measured by head size was your bhaskar people. i think that the

kind of way of thinking about life start reading and chat is the best way we can do is when you go to test it, allow me to kind of be finding method. pastor isn't look, sit on it. we don't want to change the current mode of production, which we haven't shown did. i did advise you to 3 of these readings. the whole program was built up and it was good to go to program. i think that is how we're going to compete in all markets. so the international level was, oh, good. i told them i said only way and cut off from a traditional charging modes of production. when a commercially viable process is improving before before the not rolling. any type, anything any? did you use those low? does anyone on the street and i'll be happy to set up a profile unit. we have to begin with heavy pulled off $150.00. not and be able to insure i think that that's what's in c u. s. but that my belief in what the options

you have giving the best quality as you can given the international meet market is competitive charges on the shoes and it has prime allowed beef for everyone. it's grasshopper season in uganda. yep. that's the time of the year when these green and 6 turn up a swarm around bright lights. and it's a chance for many uganda is to harvest them to eat his mo, from dw julius mcguire, the young ones, the 18th, and full of the. yeah. though it's or including me by to gift many people in centuries you've got and how about protect for the slow wind and shop hit an insect i can compare this with them to kin

because it kind of has the same this and it see, i mean it's cross open season comes and my husband doesn't buy any for me. i may even leave home it in kampala, editor, we got suspended. he's vending work on an extra income from the lucrative trade. you mean sending me as good as the new location to meet the demand. he's in the house for lindsay hunt in preparing this not sending a flat compared to my other business growth closes or a much more profitable bank. so i really deep frying fresh grasshopper for about 5 minutes mix the krispy. it also gives them a golden appearance. the big odds of beat of sold by has been with fresh onions in y last to the scientists. the photographs hope us to be exceptionally nutritious. several studies propose that these insects may possess small protein content,

then some and most sources like chicken beef or fish. yes. is like the a viable option, especially in um, in societies where the trees. yeah, and for example, russell president present the here in this in for region. so if you find this was that to with the intake side phrase. yeah. it's um they, they wouldn't be found on the foot provides. they could read you golfing times, or the musician sauce green competing as optimistic about even 60 diets because there seems to be low in greenhouse gas emissions compared to and most on poetry environment at least. so now looking at in 6 as possible, it's and that, and foot associates for the sustainability of our planet. so can, you can, does update progress. lopez inspire you to add in 6. when you menu. this 1st is

season blowing up pretty. joining us now as someone who has done extensive research on insect consumption, dr. newton, my time do it to you of the center for climate change at a patient and resilience invite bridge is involved with welcome to the program. can you give us a picture of how widespread of the consumption of insects is on the continent? i thank you very much to me for the prison. and the voice i can see have been in the diary to hopkins for a long time. and it is a bundle for that is up against. it's not something which is new. it doesn't, you know, it's additional tags for, for, for some time. they are full it's, it's not something which is coming up. now. how are you into lots of places in

terms of thoughtful judges and avoiding things uh, becoming something which is being advocated for as a, as an alternative in terms of uh, replacing the uh, the, the, the, the task like, uh for example, meeting based tags. um, uh the, the, the, uh, the sources or thoughts and the dates. so, and then what you think the big wood option in terms of uh, replacing what people are consuming at the end of the place as we start coming due to the climate change and the, the, the doors that are on the way out there, which others are doing for charities, so i would just say, yeah, the boys like they have been part of the asking diet for them time. and we're talking about them as, as meals, or a snacks. the only thing that they should be use suggesting they should become more prominent part of, of, of daily meals. why do we say they can be

a non se available to a tentative is because of the nutritional value they they, they do contain a lot of, uh, uh, the nutritional content which is a described by the humans on a daily basis. for example, we have to kind of what pretend, switching over to the mattresses, we have to know what they tell me means and the such examples of falls. these include the glass of us cuz we lose and the southern africa we're talking about a little funding wellness. and that besides being a source of uh the, the, the berries, nutritional content. this is the way. so i also do have cable. so big is a very good so, so far i'm glad what in terms of um,

income generation, for the communities, particularly the, the women. so these are the basics. they play a very big role in terms of, uh, uh, the interest of the content, the environmental contribution to, to the environment, positive contribution to the environment. and also in terms of, uh, the, a couple of images they, they do have terms of the production to buy new chain for categories. so it seems very, it's very low in terms of where combinations therefore it's, it's a bed. so sofa foot, just wondering, just picking up on that last point you mentioned the about the contribution. what about if they are being harvested? would there be any knock on effect on the, on the, on the chain, the sort of, uh if, if these are these insects um, does that affect the food chain in the long run? if, if we then start to harvest them in

a large scale is basically most of the most will be at the moment and also be at the voice things within the region. they are susan, though nature they are full. some of them be one, the key in some, uh, some of them appeared window. uh, beautiful. they, they, they photo is site cool. for example, if we take, for example, the demo kind of wednes or the gus will post the crickets. the wiley mostly appearing, certainly in the southern of coverage. it may even be just enough to guide you therefore in terms of the cycle it follows is not buttons so. so in terms of how we, we have been, have visiting them mostly just been the best on uh, this is not is um and that the people have

a monthly been using them as a, as, as a, as a so sofa. and this was a food. how you about you to be at the basement in terms of uh, uh, funding techniques, uh, missiles lifting device which um they have come up with a ways to 2 or 3 of them when they commit to business. um, i waived from from them being labs because most of the hub is now is happening in the wild. but uh june. they submitted techniques from techniques that these are now coming do that and i'll be talking to them indicated. and we can say this is a positive mold in terms of availability, and in terms of fall, holiday can enhance utilization and therefore the ability to investigate, right?

i remember many years ago in, in nigeria eating fried termites, have you eaten any insect? so do you actually include this in your dies? yes, yes, yes, yes. yeah. at the moment the missile getting off the cottage and we do have um, terabytes is the time i susan, and the people are choosing a basic casing. they really became us and along the highways along the way as you and you see the women sending them and you think it's a, it's like what's next and people enjoy use and it's, it's, it's, it's probably would be that. okay, that's on the time that right? yeah. this, excuse me. that's the time through it. yeah. um. but obviously as thank you very much for your time. thank you very much to me for the publishing it. thank you. right, that's it for now. be sure to check out other stories on d, w dot com,

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