The safety of human beings especially women is under the spotlight, not sex work. We must act to protect women and girls from rapists and murderers. @GBVnet@GBVF_Fund@InclusionAllia1@work_african https://t.co/dOWBwnYrY7
Violence against women is the result of social norms and cultural systems that devalue women and girls.
To end violence against women, we need to eliminate these social and cultural norms and promote a culture of respect and care for women and girls.
#PreventGBV#EndVAW
It's been 1 month since Lesego went missing!!!
Lesego Mamello Motaung, 22, was last seen on 30 October 2023. She left her home in Uitsig and was on her way to work at a restaurant in Wesdene, Bloemfontein. A case of kidnapping was opened by SAPS.
To mark #16Days, @FCDOGovUK has released more information on how it invests in global grassroot efforts to tackle GBV, including through @WW2PreventVAWG .
More here: https://t.co/MRUyKijDQq
Investing in support services can reduce violence's impact by up to 40%. Let's prioritize resources for survivor-centered services.
Empowerment starts with investment. Let us allocate resources , raise awareness and challenge societal norms to create a world free from GBV.
It is crucial to provide sustained support to women’s rights movements as they are a critical force in the prevention and elimination of #VAWG. This support can include financial aid, capacity building & advocacy for policies that promote gender equality.
#16Days#NoExcuse#GBV
Online discussions about GBV should be spaces of solidarity and support. Let's unite against responses that perpetuate harmful stereotypes or question survivors' credibility.
Violence against women and girls remains one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights violations in the world. Despite many countries passing laws to combat violence against women, weak enforcement and discriminatory social norms remain significant problems.