Today 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, starts the The United Nations' international campaign, 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence. In this occasion, the Philippines Embassy in Washington D.C. has requested to screen the recently released research-documentary Chocolates and Roses: Breaking the silence about domestic violence in the Philippines. During this period, the film is also being screened at students in Slovenia and United Kingdom but, given the urgency of putting pressure for the passing of the divorce law in the country, we need support for the film, which represents the key research findings, to be screened and used as widely as possible!

Dear Followers, we are pleased to announce that the ethnographic film on domestic violence against women and girls and suicide is finally available and you can now watch the trailer below and read more in the webpage dedicated to this project! You can watch the trailer here We need to make sure this film is screened in as many festivals and at national and international events urgently as the Philippines is again trying to pass a divorce law but there are many challanges to face.

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