Addressing sexual misconduct as a man: stories from conservative settings

In this eye-opening episode, Ibrahim Abu Khalil, WHO's full-time Prevention and Response to Sexual Misconduct Technical Officer, shares his experiences working in high-risk countries like Libya, Liberia, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, and now Yemen, shedding light on the intricacies of navigating cultural taboos. Discover how Ibrahim removes taboos to establish trust within communities. Despite being a man in a predominantly female-dominated field, Ibrahim discusses the challenges and advantages he encounters in addressing sexual misconduct. Join us for a profound exploration of breaking down cultural barriers, the power of awareness, and the collective responsibility needed to create a culture of inclusivity. Ibrahim's firsthand accounts provide valuable insights into the complexities of addressing sexual misconduct in conservative settings and offer hope for positive change.