55 min

Domestic Violence and the Covid-19 pandemic In Search Of Justice

    • Politics

The COVID-19 pandemic saw a sharp increase in the number of domestic violence cases around the world. What is the co-relation between COVID-19 and domestic violence? What did and could have the government done to facilitate greater access to justice for survivors during this time? How did civil society respond to this sudden rise while grappling with a pandemic themselves?

CW: Mention of Rape, sexual-physical-mental assault, other forms of gender-based violence, and covid -related distress & death.

In this episode, we have with us Shreyasi Tripathi (@khanahbadoshi on instagram), a final year law student from National Law University Delhi and Mounica Sreesai (@mounicasreesai on instagram), who is a sociologist and a researcher. They were both research assistants for the study on Civil Society Response to Domestic Violence Survivors During COVID-19 Building Better Support for Survivors Conducted by One Future Collective and funded by the Azim Premji Covid Research Funding Programme 2020. Listen in as they share key insights, challenges and recommendations that emerged out of this timely study.

Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.

You can find a copy of the study here: http://publications.azimpremjifoundation.org/2767/1/OFC.pdf

The COVID-19 pandemic saw a sharp increase in the number of domestic violence cases around the world. What is the co-relation between COVID-19 and domestic violence? What did and could have the government done to facilitate greater access to justice for survivors during this time? How did civil society respond to this sudden rise while grappling with a pandemic themselves?

CW: Mention of Rape, sexual-physical-mental assault, other forms of gender-based violence, and covid -related distress & death.

In this episode, we have with us Shreyasi Tripathi (@khanahbadoshi on instagram), a final year law student from National Law University Delhi and Mounica Sreesai (@mounicasreesai on instagram), who is a sociologist and a researcher. They were both research assistants for the study on Civil Society Response to Domestic Violence Survivors During COVID-19 Building Better Support for Survivors Conducted by One Future Collective and funded by the Azim Premji Covid Research Funding Programme 2020. Listen in as they share key insights, challenges and recommendations that emerged out of this timely study.

Share your thoughts on justice with us on Instagram @onefuturecollective or on Twitter @onefuture_india.

You can find a copy of the study here: http://publications.azimpremjifoundation.org/2767/1/OFC.pdf

55 min