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Prevention and Response
Landscape of sexual violence in Oslo
Designing for Dignity
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Prevention and Response
Landscape of sexual violence in Oslo
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WE SURVEYED 106 FEMALE STUDENTS FROM AHO
Average fear of getting raped: 5-6 on a scale of 1-10
Who do you tell when you got out? 96% friends
What do girls a AHO do when they are scared alone walking in a public space? 80% call somebody
After an incident, where would you immediately go? 46% Hospital, 40% Home, 16% Police
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RAPE STATISTICS DIAGRAM
33.3% Party related rapes
25.3 % Relation rapes
20.4% Vulnerability rapes
12.9% Sexual assaulted rapes
8.1% Others
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PARTY-RELATED RAPES are connected to parties and an outdoor life in the city. The rapes are often linked to young adults on the weekends, especially after a party, on their way home, at an afterparty and at sleep overs. Many of the victims who have reported party-related rapes to the police describe the incident with blurry memories and blackouts. Most of these types of reports describe that the victims have been drugged and the consumption of alcohol is highly involved.
HOME, nowhere is this taboo more stubborn than in the family home, long considered off-limits for law enforcement and the state. “The statistics tell us that the safest place for women is outside on the street – most rapes happen at home,” said Tove Smaadahl, the general manager of the Shelter Movement. In a 2005 survey by the Norwegian Institute for Urban and Regional Research, 9 percent of female respondents in a relationship reported experiencing sexual assault.
RELATION RAPES occur mainly between couples that have a committed relationship, such as husband and wife, or people that share an apartment, or couples that have had a serious relationship before. Most of these types of rapes are rarely reported to the police, and when they are, they are not reported right away after the crime has occurred. The time when the victim decides to report this crime is usually related to the time the couple has ended their relationship. The victim has a coercive attitude towards sex and is often afraid of the partner’s violent behavior. When these types of crimes are described the victims are described as passive and powerless of taking actions. The offender is described as a threatening person with a demanding personality. The reports on some cases involve violent harassment towards the victim.
PIRATE TAXI are a common problem in Oslo, from time-to-time drunk people take a ride, and some got raped.
POLICE DEPARTMENTS IN OSLO
Sentrum / Police Station: (24 hour service)
Sentrum police station has a Friday meeting with different stakeholders who secure and prevent possible crimes on the street:
Taxi drivers
Car Patrol officer
Night Ravens
Private Security Guards
Intelligence Service
Police Stations: Majorstua, Stovner, Manierud, Grønland
TRANSPORT SYSTEMS (right to left)
Public transport
Taxi
Car service
Police
Ambulance
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OSLO EMERGENCY HOSPITAL>>>
The Emergency Medical Agency – Sexual Assault Center
Enter the emergency hospital
Reception
Register a patient in SAA sheet
Call social worker
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COUNSELING ROOM AND SERVICES
Place a cloth between the patient and the couch
Patient sits on the couch
Make a patient feel safe
Sort out what happened
Offer different services available
Explain different reactions
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FORENSIC MEDICAL SERVICES
Initial questions
Explain FME (forensic medical examination)
Tests
External swabs
Ask nurse questions
FME: Ask patient what to do first
Body inspection
Body orifice
At the end, patient is offered:
Stay overnight
Take a shower
Info about other services
Schedule follow-up
Medication for HIV
Written info of performed exams
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OPTIONAL LAWYER >>>
You have the right to 3 hours of free lawyer advice before you even report it to the police.
Overgrepsmottaket (Sexual Assault Center), Police and resource centers can arrange it for you.
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OSLO POLICE STATION >>>
Enter the police station
Reception
Registers the victim and calls investigator
Waiting room
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INTERROGATION ROOM AND LEGAL SERVICES TO PROSECUTE THE CASE
1 Explain the rights the victim has
2 Victim explains what happened in detail
3 Where were you?
4 Do you know the perpetrator?
5 Are there any witnesses?
6 Were you influenced by substances?
7 What were you wearing?
8 Date and time?
9 How is your social life?
10 Explain the free lawyer services available
11 Schedule a follow up for witnesses
12 Can schedule another interrogation session if needed
13 If offender is known, they will also interrogate him/her
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OPTIONAL RESOURCE CENTERS >>>
DIXI Resource Center
What the DIXI Resource center has to offer
One-on-one chats with rape victims and their families
Discussion groups for rape victims and their families
Telephone advice
Guidance by e-mail and text messaging
Information on rights and obligations
Themed evenings and talks
Information on the public assistance agencies available
Talks at schools, for politicians, associations and welfare agencies in general
List of lawyers who can work on your behalf and psychologists/therapists that we prefer to recommend
Recommended reading list
We are bound by a duty of confidentiality!
Our services are free of charge.
You are always welcome to get in touch with us.
GIGA-map Detail
2012; Designers: Manuela Aguirre and Jan Kristian Strømsnes (Oslo, Norway)
The GIGA-map is a design process tool that enabled the designers to organize and internalize the vast amount of collected information — images, illustrations, interviews. Visualizing the prevention and response landscape, the map traced the survivor’s journey through the system, provided stakeholders a shared picture of each operation, and identified service touchpoints.
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What would be possible if we were to design for peace?
Designing Peace explores the unique role design can play in pursuing peace and creating a more equitable world. The exhibition features design projects from around the globe that look at ways to create and sustain more durable peaceful interactions—from creative confrontations that challenge existing structures to designs that demand embracing justice and truth in a search for reconciliation.
Visitors will encounter a wide range of design responses to the underlying reasons for conflict and division and will be encouraged to consider their own agency in designing peace.
Defining Peace
Designing the Future Now
How Can Design Address the Root Causes of Conflict?
How Can Design Embrace Truth and Dignity in a Search for Peace and Justice?
How Can Design Engage Creative Confrontation?
How Can Design Facilitate the Transition from Instability to Peace?
How Can Design Support Humane Forms of Peace and Security?
Imagining the Future Now
Securing Our Collective Future
Papers, Please
Papers, Please
The Adventures of Daly Graphic Novels
An Architecture of Peace
Body Mapping
Body Mapping
Christmas Operations
How Can Design Support Humane Forms of Peace and Security?
In Transit Studio
Island Tracker
Island Tracker
Social Emergency Response Centers
Startblok Elzenhagen
Teeter-Totter Wall
Teeter-Totter Wall
The Business of Peace
Astropolitics: Depletion of Terrestrial Resources and the Cosmic Future of Capitalism
CONIFA
Hate Speech Lexicons
How Can Design Address the Root Causes of Conflict?
New World Summit – Rojava
New World Summit – Rojava
New World Summits
Peace Pavilion
Peace Pavilion
Positive Peace Index
Positive Peace Index
Rare Earthenware
Rare Earthenware
Rare Earthenware
Regreening Africa
Regreening Africa
Stalled!
Universal Declaration of Human Rights Posters
Universal Declaration of Human Rights Posters
Art the Arms Fair
Art the Arms Fair 2019
Beautiful Trouble Toolbox
Black Lives Matter Harlem Street Mural
Black Lives Matter Street Mural Census
Black Lives Matter Street Mural Visualization
Extinction Symbol
How Can Design Engage Creative Confrontation?
Maps (Bullet Rug Series)
Objects, People, and Peace
Universality through Visual Symbols
World Peace Symbol
World Peace Symbol Poster Submissions
The Chronic
“To Whom Does the Earth Belong?”
Citizen-State, a Bottom-Up Reparation Model
Conflict Kitchen
Conflict Kitchen
Conflict Kitchen
Designing the Kitchen
How Can Design Embrace Truth and Dignity in a Search for Peace and Justice?
My Ancestors’ Garden
Paper Monuments
The Murder of Halit Yozgat
Women, War, and Peace
BLUE: The Architecture of UN Peace Missions
Casa Azul
Designing for Dignity
Designing for Dignity
Designing for Urban Inclusivity
HarassMap
HarassMap
How Can Design Facilitate the Transition from Instability to Peace?
Ideas Box
Ideas Box
Jordan River Peace Park
Jordan River Peace Park
Korea Remade
Musings on Peace
Recoding Post-War Syria
RefAid
RefAid
RefAid App
Safe Passage Bags Workshop
Stone Garden