0:00:19one located in a sense of international corporation security which is research sensor within p
0:00:25studies and essentially due in the seven so kicks i'm not equal is really a
0:00:31mixture of the theoretical work on complete peace and also applied research intensity applied research
0:00:37what major projects that i'm currently working on
0:00:40is in collaboration with a major european development agency i'm looking at gender based violence
0:00:45and specifically looking at how violence against women and girls changes i of course complex
0:00:52and then through to the beginnings of peace because one of the key issues of
0:00:56tend to find in p studies
0:00:58is that the beginning of peace doesn't necessarily mean that the structures of the inequalities
0:01:03of discrimination that created complex architecture is complete and first place a necessary eliminated so
0:01:09the car whatever is very much focused on how violence against women changes once the
0:01:14complete as and it so specifically were looking around issues such as
0:01:19sexual violence against women psychological violence also physical violence against women girls and in countries
0:01:25are coming out to complete sound which are in principle into peace well as a
0:01:30set of the main problem so we find is that the violence against the girls
0:01:34tends to be structurally embedded and it's consequently a picture at during this time
0:01:45what we try to do with the gender based violence research projects is to engage
0:01:49the empirical information which is coming out of these countries where only in the country
0:01:53so make sure that we have information coming from the ground as well
0:01:56and then essentially trying to be that information right assumptions are hopeful fully data is
0:02:02currently on and points on this project
0:02:04with making recommendations what we call dialogue actually points for this study
0:02:09so that when they are working in the country like that will be key issues
0:02:12are
0:02:12and there is about which they can try to get elements of the size and
0:02:17you guys in a country in order to announce the position of women and girls
0:02:20unstressed cools types one and something slice
0:02:30so for example one of the case that is that what working on in the
0:02:33base files would you be projected guatemala a what we further works on so far
0:02:38what small set out with girls treated during guatemala's very long violence and bloody civil
0:02:44war
0:02:45on what was always higher levels of violence at which we specifically into the targets
0:02:49of women because the agenda and second of violence that was a very targeted i
0:02:56found that this was mean so what we found for example but also write a
0:03:00very sexual once the case management what's more complex
0:03:04what we introduce follow through what's happening got smaller since the peace process in a
0:03:09country in the nineteen point is always signal work is that forms the nature of
0:03:14violence are still that in one small is just the kind of tight final instance
0:03:19change see how underlying structural
0:03:22drivers that violence which created a quiet environment ones to complete
0:03:26the structure i still that
0:03:28we need to keep your indigenous woman having a smaller or if you or you
0:03:31go they face enormous by seem almost discrimination in the legal system that the route
0:03:36illustration framework state in a high ratio society
0:03:40so what we're trying to do in our current work is look at "'em" identifiable
0:03:44concept falls violence against girls got smaller are more scenes this patch duration high levels
0:03:50of sexual violence physical patel as you can swim it but in the high but
0:03:55also a outside streets
0:03:58implication that the security forces are simply not competitive and remove their implications that's and
0:04:03strategic forces themselves somehow involved in this violence and so what we're trying to do
0:04:08for our data is to a guy identify reliable points elaborate for what kind of
0:04:13violence what do you think what's more and try to ensure that when the data
0:04:17is engaged on
0:04:18discussions about objective islands in guatemala that the fully for the they have a realistic
0:04:23like to the best urges pressing points are around the gender baselines gender
0:04:34thank you think that is which we find in or applied what is that's turn
0:04:38is kind have incredibly annoying intentions they wanna go into a country and i do
0:04:42want to try to make the situation better but sometimes what we find that it
0:04:46is that if there is that have a full realistic appreciation of that country but
0:04:51also for a detailed study of conflict
0:04:54then they can actually make interventions which a complete insensitive they can actually reignite complex
0:05:00all the constraints that which those factors which cells can create conflict so the way
0:05:06that we approach this what we target speech my reflected ideas and he's real which
0:05:10they need to be very sensitive
0:05:12because in that specific country cultural context
0:05:16then their ideas progressive most beneficial for that site see what community microphone but misleading
0:05:22i we find that in relation see for example of patriarchy
0:05:26and gender relations in the country you can have died which are we going to
0:05:30a country identified impoverishment swimming and as a serious course of quantity column and some
0:05:36possible feature complete
0:05:37the degree going with the best of intentions and develop a micro credit program made
0:05:42the problem that might be that if you and how women without quite financial resources
0:05:47you create their independence and autonomy and that conditional social relations the family of what
0:05:52you tend to find rising violence against women which is
0:05:56carried out by the host but by my upon because you created a balance and
0:06:00family so you have to be hugely sensing how you want to design these interventions
0:06:05and how you evaluate the because really what remains to be a is peace complex
0:06:11sensed it is possible addressing these kind of structural violence a stock sometimes finds policy
0:06:17also the same time make sure that you to create you dangers and you cycles
0:06:21of inequality next