Wednesday, November 30, 2016

Call Me Dad

Call Me Dad
Dr. Jassim Taqui

The UN information Center, Islamabad showed on 29 November, 2016 an Australian film, which was hosted by the High Commissioner of Australia Margret Adamson in the UNIC. The UNIC chief Vittorio Cammarota acted as a moderator. The theme is very powerful : Can a violent man change? 

Call Me Dad is an important documentary which opens up the conversation about men’s violence and abusive behaviour.


Call Me Dad is a story about men who have perpetrated, or are at risk of perpetrating, family violence. At stake is the safety of children and partners, the stability of families, and the power we as a society have to intervene. These men struggle to maintain intimate relationships without resorting to abuse, physical or otherwise. We follow these men over several months, as they attempt to change themselves, and heal fragile bonds with their loved ones.

Here are glimpses of videos about the film:








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