Anja Rubik He has been traveling for years and has been in many world night clubs. He remembers his stay in Manchester from 20 years ago to this day, and all this because of the scandalous situation, in which she unfortunately took part. Founder of the Sexed.pl Foundation and the Homegirl application, which increases women's safety, She told about the painful experience in the latest conversation.
Anja Rubik will remember this event for the rest of her life. She was tossed a rape pill
During the night trip with friends, the rape pill was intoxicated. Anja Rubik She admitted that it was the beginning of the event and could count on the help of loved ones. – Fortunately, people who were with me took me to the hotel immediately. Then we didn't realize what was happening. I looked very drunk, though in fact I did not make it still drink The first drink – she told in an interview with “Blasconline”. Rubik revealed that the next day she felt “strongly overshadowed”. She did not know then that she was tossed a dangerous tablet, which she unknowingly accepted. The star's father suggested that someone could add her something to a drink and it was a poisoning of a rape tablet. – Fortunately, everything ended well, also thanks to the sober thinking of my companions – the model summed up.
Anja Rubik is aware of the night threats. “Every woman on this planet knows this feeling well”
During a visit to Poland, our supermodel visited “Good Morning TVN”. She told about the new Homegirl application that helps women when they feel threatened. – It seems to me that every woman on this planet knows this feeling well. We come back in the evening, there is night, there are no people on the street. Suddenly we hear a voice, some steps. We see that a group of people stand somewhere and we start to feel a kind of discomfort. We feel uncomfortable. I react in such a way that I pull the phone out of my pocket and pretend to talk to someone because I feel definitely brighter – explained Rubik. Homegirl is to give a sense of sisterhood with a chat. It also has a SOS button, connecting with number 112 in a crisis situation. It can also be noted that there is a suspicious group of people in a given area.
Where to look for help?
Sexual violence is any unwanted sexual contact. UNICEF data shows that about 15 million teenagers have experienced this kind of violence around the world between 15 and 19 years old, but only 1 percent of teenagers ask for help to a professional. Studies indicate that in 80 percent Post -traumatic stress team (PTSD) develops victims of rape.
If you are a victim of sexual violence, you can get help by calling, for example, to the “Blue Line” telephone clinic – 22 668 70 00 (7 days a week, between 8-20) or on a 24 -hour intervention phone Women's Rights Center – 600 070 717.