Violence against women is the most widespread violation of human rights in the world. Sexual violence has not bypassed any country, any society, no matter how advanced and deeply religious it may be. The only difference is that somewhere the victim of violence can turn to relatives for help, but somewhere not, because she will not only be made guilty, but the shame will be washed away with her own blood ...The Caucasus has always been famous strict morals and high demands on women, for non-compliance with which they could be punished by death. That is why the victims of rape in the Caucasus, in addition to the main ones (feelings of guilt, fear of the threats of the rapist, fear of the police, society, partner, confidence that the perpetrator will not be punished, unwillingness to plunge into this whole nightmare again), have their own reasons for silence - fear before the accusation from relatives and the killing of honor ... "Do not be silent" is the pain, fear, disgust, suffering, hopelessness, defenselessness experienced by the victim. This is an opportunity to see through the eyes of the victim the whole horror of violence and to fully understand that the victim cannot be guilty. After all, she does not decide whether to be raped or not, this is the decision of the rapist. This is an opportunity to abandon the terrible stereotype and no longer be the reason for the silence of the victims of violence, as well as the reason for the freedom of the rapist.