Film Festival in Astana Promotes Art as Tool to Confront Gender-Based Violence - The Astana Times

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

65% : I am proud to see strong partnerships here - from UN agencies and civil society to the creative sector, youth networks, volunteers and the private sector," said Radnaaragchaa.
60% : The event is organized by the UN Office in Kazakhstan, in partnership with inDrive and the Alternativa project.
60% : Dina Amrisheva, head of the UN Women's country program in Kazakhstan, noted that online spaces should be safe for everyone.
55% : It is emotional distance, pressure, fear, and lack of choice," said UN Resident Coordinator in Kazakhstan Sarangoo Radnaaragchaa.
48% : According to the UN, one in three women worldwide experiences violence at least once in her life, with an estimated 1.3 billion women globally.
33% : UN Resident Coordinator Sarangoo Radnaaragchaa said the scale of online abuse is growing with technology.

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