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Peru race in heels to help violence victims

(23 May 2011) HEADLINE: Peru race in heels to help violence victims CAPTION: Women were running in high heels in Peru's capital Sunday, raising money and awareness for victims of domestic violence. (23 May 2011) VOICE-OVER: English AP TELEVISION Lima - 22 May 2011 1. Women wearing high heeled shoes performing aerobics warm up before race 2. Mid of women's legs during exercises 3. Various close ups of women's feet in high heeled shoes 4. Wide of start of running race 5. Various of women running in high heels 6. Low angle of women's feet running past camera 7. Two women in heels running with a child 8. Tilt up from feet to women running 9. Wide of race 10. SOUNDBITE: (English translation of Spanish) Soledad Candlif, one of top ten fastest runners: "It was a friendly race but the most important thing is the goal, which is to fight against the violence used on women, a violence that is often domestic, and is generated within the family. I think the race is important because of that." 11. Various of prize giving ceremony for fastest runners SCRIPT It wasn't a big aerobics class, it was a race warmup. And it wasn't an ordinary race in the Peruvian capital. These women, more than a hundred of them, were about to run in high heels. The race rules said the heels had to be at least 5 centimeters, around 2 inches, high. Organisers said the heels represented an obstacle in the everyday lives of women, and the race was intended to demonstrate that all obstacles could be overcome. It was run in heats. The women in each started out enthusiastically. And the whole event dramatised the saying that it wasn't the winning, but the taking part that counts. Each participant was aiding charity. The entry fee of seven dollars went into a fund to be donated to groups supporting women and children who are victims of domestic violence in Peru. Most of the runners appeared in good spirits, although many, including Soledad Candlif, were taking the 150-metre race seriously... SOT Candlif was among the fast finishers receiving prizes from the race sponsor. But the celebration extended to the wider message, that nothing can hold back determined women. VIDEO PRODUCER/VOICER: Karen Sloan VIDEO SOURCE: AP Television VIDEO APPROVAL: Samira Becirovic VIDEO RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only WIRE SOURCE: AP Television Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...