The Last Tunnel Exhibition – 3rd Edition | Prishtina

Remembering femicide victims (the killing of a woman or girl, particularly by a man and on account of her gender) from after the war period in Kosovo, SIT for the third time presented in Prishtina some stories of these victims to prevent and combat domestic violence and gender-based violence.

The public had the opportunity to understand who, when, and how these murders of women happened from their family members, partners, or ex-partners. Also, this exhibition seeks to advocate among people and the institutions for the importance of protecting human rights and combating DV and GBV as leading steps to femicide. Through this, we hope to give people a picture of violence that women and girls experience in Kosovo over a year, year after year. By the end of the tunnel, there was a statement of “public engagement” where we all pledged to remain active against violence against women and girls.

Tomorrow we will present the exhibition in South Mitrovica at “Mehe Uka” square. Whereas the day after tomorrow, on the 8th of December, we will present the exhibition in Dardana/Kamenica at the city park.

The “Last Tunnel” is implemented by SIT within the 16 Days of Activism and is supported by: UNFPA Kosovo, CARE International Balkans, Austrian Development Agency and OAK Foundation, UN Women Kosovo, Kosova – Women 4 Women, UNTF, and Qendra Kosovare për Studime Gjinore.