"I have the right" | Victims of Sexual Exploitation & Abuse | United Nations

“I have the right” portrays the perspectives of victims of sexual exploitation and abuse and sexual harassment by United Nations staff and non-staff personnel and highlights the United Nations' victim-centred approach as a means to prevent and respond to sexual misconduct. The actors’ accounts are based on true events. Produced by: Office of the Victims' Rights Advocate Learn More: https://www.un.org/preventing-sexual-exploitation-and-abuse/content/office-victims-rights-advocate ---------------------- What We Do The Office of the Victims’ Rights Advocate (OVRA) seeks to put the rights and dignity of victims of sexual exploitation and abuse by UN staff and related personnel at the forefront of the UN’s prevention and response efforts. We work together with all entities of the UN system so that victims get the assistance and support they need. We also work in collaboration with Government institutions, civil society, and including national and legal and human rights organizations to build networks of support and help ensure that the full effect of local laws, including remedies for victims, are brought to bear.


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