UN / FEMALE POLICE OF THE YEAR
05-Nov-2019
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Major Seynabou Diouf of the Senegal National Police was awarded today as the 2019 United Nations Female Police Officer of the Year. UNIFEED / FILE
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DATELINE: 05 NOVEMBER 2019, NEW YORK CITY / FILE
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LANGAUGE: ENGLISH / FRENCH / NATS
DATELINE: 05 NOVEMBER 2019, NEW YORK CITY / FILE
SHOTLIST
FILE – RECENT – NEW YORK CITY
1.Wide shot, United Nations Headquarters
05 NOVEMBER 2019, NEW YORK CITY
2. Various shots, conference room
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations:
“In all our Missions, female officers are a key element in the sensitization and the delivery of training on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. This part of female officers networks, such as the one that Major Diouf leads in MONUSCO, they help prevent, counter and investigate SEA related offenses, advancing the Organization’s zero tolerance policy.”
4. Various shots, Diouf receiving award
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Seynabou Diouf of the Senegal National Police:
“Nothing motivates one more than recognition for hard work. I feel motivated to do more and I promise to continue promoting women’s rights, speaking out against sexual gender-based violence, and also speaking out and fighting marginalization and discriminatory customary and religious practice targeted at women and girls.”
6. Wide shot, Diouf at the podium
FILE – MONUSCO – DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (DRC)
7.Wide shot, Seynabou Diouf walking to her office in MONUSCO Goma
8. Wide shot, Seynabou Diouf entering in her office in MONUSCO Goma
9. Close up, Seynabou Diouf speech during a meeting with UN Police Adviser in Goma
10. Med shot, Seynabou addressing Congolese national police officers and UNPOL during a SEA welfare campaign in Goma MONUSCO compound
11. Close up, campaign poster during the SEA welfare in Goma MONUSCO compound
12. Med shot, Chief Congolese national police officer address during the SEA welfare in MONUSCO compound with Seynabou next to him
13. Close up, An UNPOL member staff from Senegal FPU based in Goma listening to Seynabou Diouf during a sensitization campaign against SEA she conducted in FPU camp in Goma
14. Various shots, Seynabou addressing Congolese national police officers and UNPOL during a SEA welfare campaign in Goma MONUSCO compound
15. Med shot, Seynabou in her office, showing her bible for SEA campaign in MONUSCO and outside
16. Various shots, An UNPOL member listening to Seynabou during a campaign against SEA
17. Various shots, Mid shot: Seynabou conducting a campaign against SEA in FPU camp in Goma
18. Various shots, many women going to a meeting in Kiwanja (Rusthuru territory), in North Kivu province
19. Wide shot, MONUSCO UNPOL women network in Mugunga displaced camp, in Masisi territory (North Kivu province), for a campaign against SEA. Seynabou addressing to Mugunga women
20. Close up, Seynabou addressing to the displaced women in Mugunga camp
21. Wide shot, women at a ceremony
1.Wide shot, United Nations Headquarters
05 NOVEMBER 2019, NEW YORK CITY
2. Various shots, conference room
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Jean-Pierre Lacroix, Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations:
“In all our Missions, female officers are a key element in the sensitization and the delivery of training on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse. This part of female officers networks, such as the one that Major Diouf leads in MONUSCO, they help prevent, counter and investigate SEA related offenses, advancing the Organization’s zero tolerance policy.”
4. Various shots, Diouf receiving award
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Major Seynabou Diouf of the Senegal National Police:
“Nothing motivates one more than recognition for hard work. I feel motivated to do more and I promise to continue promoting women’s rights, speaking out against sexual gender-based violence, and also speaking out and fighting marginalization and discriminatory customary and religious practice targeted at women and girls.”
6. Wide shot, Diouf at the podium
FILE – MONUSCO – DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (DRC)
7.Wide shot, Seynabou Diouf walking to her office in MONUSCO Goma
8. Wide shot, Seynabou Diouf entering in her office in MONUSCO Goma
9. Close up, Seynabou Diouf speech during a meeting with UN Police Adviser in Goma
10. Med shot, Seynabou addressing Congolese national police officers and UNPOL during a SEA welfare campaign in Goma MONUSCO compound
11. Close up, campaign poster during the SEA welfare in Goma MONUSCO compound
12. Med shot, Chief Congolese national police officer address during the SEA welfare in MONUSCO compound with Seynabou next to him
13. Close up, An UNPOL member staff from Senegal FPU based in Goma listening to Seynabou Diouf during a sensitization campaign against SEA she conducted in FPU camp in Goma
14. Various shots, Seynabou addressing Congolese national police officers and UNPOL during a SEA welfare campaign in Goma MONUSCO compound
15. Med shot, Seynabou in her office, showing her bible for SEA campaign in MONUSCO and outside
16. Various shots, An UNPOL member listening to Seynabou during a campaign against SEA
17. Various shots, Mid shot: Seynabou conducting a campaign against SEA in FPU camp in Goma
18. Various shots, many women going to a meeting in Kiwanja (Rusthuru territory), in North Kivu province
19. Wide shot, MONUSCO UNPOL women network in Mugunga displaced camp, in Masisi territory (North Kivu province), for a campaign against SEA. Seynabou addressing to Mugunga women
20. Close up, Seynabou addressing to the displaced women in Mugunga camp
21. Wide shot, women at a ceremony
STORYLINE
Major Seynabou Diouf of the Senegal National Police was awarded today as the 2019 United Nations Female Police Officer of the Year.
Speaking at the award ceremony today (05 Nov) in New York, UN peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix congratulated Major Diouf and commended the dedication she performed in combating sexual exploitation and abuse.
Lacroix said, “in all our Missions, female officers are a key element in the sensitization and the delivery of training on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse,” adding that “this part of female officers networks, such as the one that Major Diouf leads in MONUSCO, they help prevent, counter and investigate SEA related offenses, advancing the Organization’s zero tolerance policy.”
Receiving the award, Major Seynabou Diouf of the Senegal National Police said, “nothing motivates one more than recognition for hard work. I feel motivated to do more and I promise to continue promoting women’s rights, speaking out against sexual gender-based violence, and also speaking out and fighting marginalization and discriminatory customary and religious practice targeted at women and girls.”
Major Seynabou Diouf is a UNPOL staff who has been serving in the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) since March 2017.
She is the Team Leader Task Force Sea-Welfare, Member of Gender Task force in charge of CRSV (Conflict Related Sexual Violence) and the president of the MONUSCO UNPOL women network.
In her role, Major Diouf has been acting internally and externally to address the issue of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) in MONUSCO. She conducted sensitization campaigns in the guidance of the UNPOL components and local police officers. She also worked with the SEA victims and vulnerable women, assisting them to be self-dependent.
In Kiwanja, 80 km from Goma, the MONUSCO women network led by Major Diouf has assisted victims of sexual violence in their empowerment, by giving them sewing machines and accessories to enable them to learn a trade.
Speaking at the award ceremony today (05 Nov) in New York, UN peacekeeping chief Jean-Pierre Lacroix congratulated Major Diouf and commended the dedication she performed in combating sexual exploitation and abuse.
Lacroix said, “in all our Missions, female officers are a key element in the sensitization and the delivery of training on Sexual Exploitation and Abuse,” adding that “this part of female officers networks, such as the one that Major Diouf leads in MONUSCO, they help prevent, counter and investigate SEA related offenses, advancing the Organization’s zero tolerance policy.”
Receiving the award, Major Seynabou Diouf of the Senegal National Police said, “nothing motivates one more than recognition for hard work. I feel motivated to do more and I promise to continue promoting women’s rights, speaking out against sexual gender-based violence, and also speaking out and fighting marginalization and discriminatory customary and religious practice targeted at women and girls.”
Major Seynabou Diouf is a UNPOL staff who has been serving in the United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (MONUSCO) since March 2017.
She is the Team Leader Task Force Sea-Welfare, Member of Gender Task force in charge of CRSV (Conflict Related Sexual Violence) and the president of the MONUSCO UNPOL women network.
In her role, Major Diouf has been acting internally and externally to address the issue of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) in MONUSCO. She conducted sensitization campaigns in the guidance of the UNPOL components and local police officers. She also worked with the SEA victims and vulnerable women, assisting them to be self-dependent.
In Kiwanja, 80 km from Goma, the MONUSCO women network led by Major Diouf has assisted victims of sexual violence in their empowerment, by giving them sewing machines and accessories to enable them to learn a trade.
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