Physicians for Human Rights - Soutien à la transition numérique des survivantes des violences sexuelles (One Stop Center) de l’Hôpital de

The Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) project, titled "Soutien a la transition numerique des survivantes des violences sexuelles (One Stop Center) de l’Hopital de Panzi," is based in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This project falls under the sector of Government and civil society, with a focus on ending violence against women and girls. The project aims to support the digital transition of the One Stop Center for survivors of sexual violence at the General Reference Hospital of Panzi. The DRC, particularly its eastern region, has been affected by long-standing conflicts, leading to widespread sexual violence against women and girls. This project seeks to address this issue by improving the collection, documentation, preservation, and transfer of forensic evidence of sexual violence. The project is funded by the Belgian Government and is a collaboration between PHR and Medecins du Monde (MdM). Thomas McHale, PHR's Deputy Director of the Program on Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones (SVCZ), leads the development and implementation of this project. The project involves intensive efforts from PHR staff in both the United States and the DRC, as well as consultants with expertise in critical areas for the project's success.

The Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) project, titled "Soutien a la transition numerique des survivantes des violences sexuelles (One Stop Center) de l’Hopital de Panzi," is based in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This project falls under the sector of Government and civil society, with a focus on ending violence against women and girls. The project aims to support the digital transition of the One Stop Center for survivors of sexual violence at the General Reference Hospital of Panzi. The DRC, particularly its eastern region, has been affected by long-standing conflicts, leading to widespread sexual violence against women and girls. This project seeks to address this issue by improving the collection, documentation, preservation, and transfer of forensic evidence of sexual violence. The project is funded by the Belgian Government and is a collaboration between PHR and Medecins du Monde (MdM). Thomas McHale, PHR's Deputy Director of the Program on Sexual Violence in Conflict Zones (SVCZ), leads the development and implementation of this project. The project involves intensive efforts from PHR staff in both the United States and the DRC, as well as consultants with expertise in critical areas for the project's success.