the UN interviewed more than 10,000 people
in six countries in Asia and what they wanted to see is that what type of
violence against women takes place in these
in these parts of Asia and the specifically focused on rape
and the numbers are so scary so first I want to tell you guys
what kind of questions the men were asked to answer
so some other questions included have you ever had sex with your partner when
you knew she didn't want to
but you thought she should agree because she's your wife or partner
and have you ever had sex with a woman or girl when she was too drunk or
drugged to say whether she wanted it or not
so now I understand this lease in two different directions the guys probably
thing with this outrageous my wife
right that as an excuse it so another hand
this also does not cover a lot of rape the just ass
you know on those two questions 0 and its self-reported right itself reporting
and I should note
they asked more than just those two questions right okay
up but it is relying on self-reporting and
with self-reporting you're going to report things that are favorable to you
in your care it's kinda tough to fill out a questionnaire yes I rape someone
yeah exactly right
but he even know it it depends on self-reporting
the numbers are astronomical so let me give you a few examples
one in ten men admitted to raping a woman who was not
their partner okay yes
yeah I mean gigantic 10 percent
are while let me give you more
up those who did admit to rape but
just under half said they had done so more than once
mean and now by the way when it comes to partners are you curious about that
a quarter the man admitted to raping their partner soup base on that question
we just read yes
okay 25 percent of them say yeah I've read my part yep
so that's even more gigantic up now let's look at specific countries in
Papua New Guinea
6 out of 10 men surveyed admitted forcing a woman to have sex
sixty percent thats unbelievable
and so what's passing about all this is that your
reason we tried to do the studies in get faxes so that we can get better and we
figure out what caused the problem is
and you can begin to alleviate that right so no one thinks the scene
overall is if you were abused as a child you're more likely to abuse someone else
when you grow up
and abuse office starts early you know whether you're abuse and then
when you if you need code committed the Zacks against
as sexual aggression is women usually start early so you might want to
education earlier et cetera
that now Papua New Guinea had terrible civil war for a long long time
and they got and I one other theories is that they get so use to the horrific
violence
that it just became kinda matter-of-fact and so was you was done to you
you would get passed on it became a vicious circle so
you you can begin to see how this is really important is
you got a break that cycle gonna break the cycle of violence
so that we can improve upon these numbers and there's a lot of room for
improvement definitely
so let's get Cambodia China and Indonesia they found that one in five
till most have all been surveyed admitted to
raping I'm so that's also extremely high
now and again ignoring to these definitions didn't say I rape so what
exactly
now what what I defy fascinating is date get into the reasons as to why the men
did what they did
and three-quarters of those who committed rape said that they did so for
reasons of sexual
entitlement so they felt that they were entitled to the sex
so if they have a partner who says no I don't wanna have sex with you right now
it didn't matter they're like one married to your my partner therefore I
am gonna have sex with you regardless of how you feel
I'm so that's that was the leading reason the second most common motivation
reported was
a former entertainment it we do it for fun or because they were Ford
that's pretty harsh that's extremely harsh
right a look movie review some recent case in the news
in India about gang rapes a setter oh we know we reported in them
Middle East in the past and and of course is widespread in so many
different countries
but the Papua New Guinea thing doesn't pop up in the news a lot right but
obviously the most
probably there within Asia and so a
now you see some other numbers behind that and how it's not just anecdotal
such as the things you see in the news
unfortunately is a to some degree a cultural issue we gotta get beyond its
not to blame any particular culture
because these are all different cultures and different parts of Asia but
we've gotta find a way to protect these women all across the world