Guatemala: Survivors of Sexual Violence Speak Out

July 17, 2009

About 10,000 people are raped every year in Guatemala. Many survivors are afraid to speak out. Hear these MSF patients speak about how they have been affected and how they have sought treatment.

Related:

• Field News: July 20, 2009

  Guatemala: Treating Sexual Violence, Breaking the Cycle of Fear

• Voice from the Field: July 20, 2009

  Patient’s Story: “They told me I am brave because I spoke while many didn’t”

Tags: Guatemala, Sexual Violence

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