User talk:ClaraeFranco/sandbox

Dilnoza : Clara, I will leave my feedback on your talk page of your sandbox if you don't mind. But let me know if want me to give my comments on Live article.

Whichever you prefer Dilnoza, thanks! ClaraeFranco (talk) 19:54, 2 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Dilnoza: Clara, this is very interesting topic. And thank you for raising awareness of obstetric violence. Just a few suggestions:

1.to divide the first part into subsections? (to make it easier to read for wikipedians) 2.to include statistics data: percentage of Obstetric violence by countries? For example, Mexico - 38,1%, Brazil - ..., Venesuella - ... This video might help you: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZgLJ_MYQmo — Preceding unsigned comment added by Dnigmonova (talk • contribs) 11:54, 3 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Dilnoza, tahnk you VERY much for this video, I had never seen it!! However, I don't think it might be a good idea to present data by countries, as you suggest. This is because, even though the data about caesaeran sections are available per country, it is very hard to tell how many of those caesareans were unnecessary, and among those, which could be classified as "violence" - one could presuppose that we could simply substract the "recommended" or "normal" percentage of caesareans from the number of total caesareans (like the figure you present for Mexico: 38.1% of births happen by C-section); but that would be the equivalent of saying that every unnecessary C-section is a violent act, and that is simply not true: many women choose them for their own comfort or to decide the date of birth. Yet many others are coerced or even forced to have a C-section. I think it is very hard, therefore, to separate the data, and that putting numbers that might obscure the realities of violence could be very messy and prone to misinterpretation. Besides, other forms of violence (such as verbal violence or dehumanized treatment during birth) are much harder to quantify, yet they also constitute obstetric violence. Thank you very much for your comments! ClaraeFranco (talk) 22:54, 16 December 2013 (UTC)[reply]