unicefさんのインスタグラム写真 - (unicefInstagram)「Oumou, 18, hears stories from the girls in her community in Senegal, picks up her camera and takes to the streets. “These stories need to be shared,” she says. Sexual assaults have been on the rise during the COVID-19 pandemic. Young women are stuck at home, sometimes with their attacker. “Since I was little, I watched films but didn’t know who was behind the camera." Oumou explains as she continues to train her lens on issues she knows well. One of Oumou's projects tells the true story of a peer pressured to lose weight. The young woman takes a concoction of drugs she hopes will slim her. Instead, the drugs kill her. Some nights, Oumou leads group discussions with teens in her community – speaking on issues, like sexual harassment. When a young man in the group warns women to dress conservatively so as not to provoke sexual violence, Oumou remains steady. “No matter what a woman is wearing, you have no right to rape her.” These conversations only propel her forward. “We have to liberate what’s in our hearts,” she tells the young women she meets at the community centre, at school, in the city. “Don’t keep it inside.” #16Days #GenerationEquality #orangetheworld © UNICEF/UNI363224/UNI363255/UNI363236/UNI363239/UNI363248/Tremeau」11月25日 23時00分