(4 Sep 1995) T/I: 11:03:51
The plight of the women refugees of the former Yugoslavia is one
of the issues under discussion at the UN Women's Conference in
Beijing. The conference will study the special problems of these
women, and will seek to have rapists and sex attackers prosecuted
as war criminals. In Zenica, Bosnia, a German based charity
has set up a medical and psychological counselling clinic. 200
traumatised women have lived at the clinic since it opened in
1993. In Belgrade, the Japanese have set up a rehabilitation
centre for older women.
SHOWS:
(VARIOUS/RECENT)
(ZENICA, BOSNIA)
00.00 WS of Medica Centre, women coming and going.
00.06 CU of women waiting outside.
00.07 CU of other women doing same.
00.09 Pan down poster, saying "NO Man has the Right...Zero
Tolerance."
00.18 WS of Gaby Mischkowski, founder of the centre with
another centre worker.
00.21 Gaby Mischkowski SOT: "This is the first time now rape is
being a discussed matter before an international tribunal
and this is due to many, many women's organisations lobbying
for it and we should not lose this string."
(BELGRADE)
00.40 Woman sewing with one hand.
00.43 CU of work in progress.
(ZENICA)
00.47 WS of factory floor.
00.55 CU two women workers.
(VOJNIC, CROATIA)
00.59 WS of refugee camp
01.03 Woman taking in washing.
01.05 Little boy playing.
01.09 Women crouching in tent, pans to road and people walking in
the rain.
01.18 Tents in rain with mountains behind.
01.20 VISION ENDS
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