The Worlds Most Dangerous Place For Women [documentary]

The Worlds Most Dangerous Place For Women [documentary] BBC Tue 30 Mar 2010 Credits Narrator: Thandie Newton Director: Fiona Lloyd-Davies Producer: Fiona Lloyd-Davies Producer: Sarah Waldron Length 00:57:15 Frame width 640 Frame hight 352 Data rate 45kbps Total bitrate 167kbps Frame rate 25 frames/second audio bitrate 122kbps file type Avi Size 549 MB My upload pages at SB http://forum.suprbay.org/showthread.php?tid=33643 Twenty-three-year-old Judith Wanga grew up in London but was born thousands of miles away in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Sent away by her parents to live in Britain as a small child, she’s now returning to Congo – two decades later – to meet them for the first time. She wants to understand the childhood she missed and the country she was forced to leave. After reuniting with her parents in the capital, Kinshasa, Jude heads east to an area of the country that’s been devastated by war. It is the most dangerous place in the world to be a woman, where rape has become a weapon of war. Jude meets survivors – women and children – as well as perpetrators, and finds out what’s driving this brutality – the precious minerals that make our mobile phones and laptops work.

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 Robin86 (2010-04-07)

Kan slå vad om att Sverige inte är långt efter. Europas farligaste land för kvinnor har ju politikerna lyckat göra vårt avlånga land till och varför sluta där.

 looksee (2010-04-07)

@Trusted Robin86... rough translation
Would wager that Sweden is not far behind. Europe's most dangerous country for women politicians've successfully make our long country and why stop there.
Ive been to Sweden lots of times, my Brother lives there in Göteborg, i dont recall men systematically raping women just because they can.

tre.fire (2010-09-29)

No, but it sounds so good! Considering that the force that is "driving" this problem is minerals for cell phones, according to this film, Sweden as a large contributor to the number of phones out there is a culprit, though. So there's enough guilt and glory to go around in that un-populous country, albeit for both men and women.