Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Trauma does not end when conflict ends. Sometimes, it lives quietly—in memories, in silence, and across generations.
This short film explores how conflict-related sexual violence can leave invisible scars that affect not only survivors, but also their families and communities. Through one family's story, it reminds us that what remains unspoken can still shape lives for years to come.
Understanding begins with listening. Healing begins when survivors are met with dignity, compassion, and support.
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Produced by UN Women Sri Lanka
srilanka.unwomen.org
Trauma does not end when conflict ends. Sometimes, it lives quietly—in memories, in silence, and across generations.
This short film explores how conflict-related sexual violence can leave invisible scars that affect not only survivors, but also their families and communities. Through one family's story, it reminds us that what remains unspoken can still shape lives for years to come.
Understanding begins with listening. Healing begins when survivors are met with dignity, compassion, and support.
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Produced by UN Women Sri Lanka
srilanka.unwomen.org








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