10,152 people responded to StopVOG’s first major national survey on consent in gynecology; the findings are chilling.
The message is clear: insufficient information, rarely explicit consent, difficulty saying no, and intimate examinations sometimes imposed or continued despite pain.
Ces pratiques fragilisent la confiance, conduisent à renoncer aux soins et peuvent constituer de véritables violences obstétricales et gynécologiques.
As a lawyer, I assist individuals seeking to assert their rights following inadequate information, a forced examination, or abuse within a healthcare setting.
Changing the culture of gynecological care is a legal, ethical, and human necessity.
