Today, October 29th, the third focus group was held with employees from the medical sector, as part of the project How Expertise Leads to Prevention, Learning, Identification, Networking and Ending Gender Based Violence (HELPLINE) funded by the European Union within the Rights, Equality and Citizenship program. The first focus group with employees from the medical sector was held on October 16, and the second on October 17. The focus groups were organized by the BaBe Budi active association. Be emancipated., and all three were held in the premises of the House of Human Rights.
The aim of the focus groups was to detect problems within the system of support for women victims of violence, from the perspective of medical sector workers. Each focus group lasted about 2 hours, and participants exchanged their personal experiences and pointed out existing problems as well as positive changes that have occurred in the last few years.
This is the seventh and also the last focus group conducted with experts who are in contact with women victims of violence.
