Israel is working with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime to develop a guide for emergency responders to identify, document and preserve evidence of sexual and gender-based violence at the scenes of terrorist attacks.
The Israeli Special Envoy for Women, Peace and Security:
"The bitter experience of October 7 and the world's ignorance of the crimes committed by Hamas against Israeli women and men emphasized for me the importance of reaching Nigeria as well, with an unequivocal condemnation of the terrorism of Boko Haram and other organizations, including brutal sexual and gender crimes, and standing in solidarity with survivors and victims. This project represents international diplomacy at its best: countries share expertise and practices in a professional and constructive manner to support victims and help ensure justice for them and their families. Israel is proud to contribute its experience and to learn from experts around the world who are doing unprecedentedly important work in this field."