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Yes, substance abuse should not be an excuse for committing #femicide.
#CallItFemicide
Ajax man found guilty of second-degree murder of girlfriend, jury rejects intoxication defence | https://t.co/dU9yTS7WDJ https://t.co/8pn4XcsQ1b
Africa's broken promise to women as #femicide claims more lives
#CallItFemicide
https://t.co/xl2IrA6aoV
6/10/26:The #77Years That Led To #7October & The Role Of #Obama @BarackObama #Biden @JoeBiden & #Trump @realDonaldTrump In The Attack & The Aftermath #Genocide & #Femicide.
#Palestine #Palestina #lgbtqWarCrimes #zionistWarCrimes #GazaGenocide #Libano #Lebanon #Yemen #Iraq #Syria
#OnThisDay in 2020 36-year-old Poorna Kaameshwari Sivaraj was murdered along with her toddler son in Brentford @CI @BBCNews @DailyMail @JMoncktonSmith @Guardian @justice4women #femicide @DrK_IngalaSmith @CNN @CountDeadWomen
https://t.co/VkEX2XH8vy
@ctvottawa "Cathy Percey, 53, of Ottawa, is wanted for first-degree murder.. death of Robert Prevost"
Reverse #femicide?
#GenderBasedViolence needs to stop
Την έντυσε στην πορφύρα. Το αίμα κύλισε αργότερα...
https://t.co/o7EdC1xiGi
#FlashFiction #MicroFiction #Femicide #ShortStory #PygmalionEffect #Narcissism #Raskolnick #bilingual #121λέξεις
De @trouw vind #Femicide , kinder, vrouwen #verkraching en moord gepast geweld, de #rodelijn en @dolleminas kunnen wel inpakken, @jamalquariachi zou je man of vader maar zijn, dan kan je verkracht qorden omdat je niet luistert.
Ik geloof gewoon echt mijn ogen niet. Als dit zonder gevolgen blijft, is alles toegestaan.
Wie dit zo schaamteloos verkondigt, staat voor mij gelijk aan de beesten die het uitvoerden. Weet je wat proportioneel is, Ouariachi? Als je stikt in die fokking watermeloen van je
#sapsEC [EC: NMB DISTRICT: SAPS AND PARTNERS TAKE GBVF AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO KWANOBUHLE]
A community campaign on gender-based violence and #Femicide (GBVF) was held in Area 11, Dubai, Kwanobuhle, on Wednesday, 30 September 2026.
Organised by the Sakhuxolo Kwanobuhle Centre (VFR), the campaign brought together #SAPS, community members and local service providers to raise awareness about GBVF and connect victims and communities with available support services.
The programme opened with a prayer led by Mrs Mali. Constable C. Machiu, the GBVF Coordinator, welcomed attendees and spoke about the importance of community involvement, early intervention, and reporting incidents of gender-based violence. Machiu also explained anonymous crime-reporting options and encouraged residents to use appropriate channels when sharing information.
The campaign addressed online safety and the unlawful distribution of intimate or private sexual material. Community members were reminded that sharing such material without the required consent can cause further harm to victims and survivors and were encouraged to report incidents and seek assistance.
Warrant Officer R. Cloete, representing the GBVF coordination function, explained how to apply for protection and harassment orders.
Sergeant Khamba-Beja, the Community Policing Officer, encouraged residents to report criminal activity and work with SAPS to strengthen community safety.
The event included representatives from Kamesh Victim Support Centre, Phaphamani Rape Crisis Centre, the Department of Health, the local council and community structures.
A stakeholder discussion allowed participants to share information about GBVF prevention, community safety, and available support services. The campaign aimed to strengthen partnerships between SAPS, service providers, community structures, and residents, and to encourage collective action to prevent violence.
#AwarenessCampaign #EndGBVF #PartnershipPolicing #SaferCommunities ST
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsEC [EC: NMB DISTRICT: SAPS AND PARTNERS TAKE GBVF AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO KWANOBUHLE]
A community campaign on gender-based violence and #Femicide (GBVF) was held in Area 11, Dubai, Kwanobuhle, on Wednesday, 30 September 2026.
Organised by the Sakhuxolo Kwanobuhle Centre (VFR), the campaign brought together #SAPS, community members and local service providers to raise awareness about GBVF and connect victims and communities with available support services.
The programme opened with a prayer led by Mrs Mali. Constable C. Machiu, the GBVF Coordinator, welcomed attendees and spoke about the importance of community involvement, early intervention, and reporting incidents of gender-based violence. Machiu also explained anonymous crime-reporting options and encouraged residents to use appropriate channels when sharing information.
The campaign addressed online safety and the unlawful distribution of intimate or private sexual material. Community members were reminded that sharing such material without the required consent can cause further harm to victims and survivors and were encouraged to report incidents and seek assistance.
Warrant Officer R. Cloete, representing the GBVF coordination function, explained how to apply for protection and harassment orders.
Sergeant Khamba-Beja, the Community Policing Officer, encouraged residents to report criminal activity and work with SAPS to strengthen community safety.
The event included representatives from Kamesh Victim Support Centre, Phaphamani Rape Crisis Centre, the Department of Health, the local council and community structures.
A stakeholder discussion allowed participants to share information about GBVF prevention, community safety, and available support services. The campaign aimed to strengthen partnerships between SAPS, service providers, community structures, and residents, and to encourage collective action to prevent violence.
#AwarenessCampaign #EndGBVF #PartnershipPolicing #SaferCommunities ST](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HT8cKc0X0AAwnPJ.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsEC [EC: NMB DISTRICT: SAPS AND PARTNERS TAKE GBVF AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO KWANOBUHLE]
A community campaign on gender-based violence and #Femicide (GBVF) was held in Area 11, Dubai, Kwanobuhle, on Wednesday, 30 September 2026.
Organised by the Sakhuxolo Kwanobuhle Centre (VFR), the campaign brought together #SAPS, community members and local service providers to raise awareness about GBVF and connect victims and communities with available support services.
The programme opened with a prayer led by Mrs Mali. Constable C. Machiu, the GBVF Coordinator, welcomed attendees and spoke about the importance of community involvement, early intervention, and reporting incidents of gender-based violence. Machiu also explained anonymous crime-reporting options and encouraged residents to use appropriate channels when sharing information.
The campaign addressed online safety and the unlawful distribution of intimate or private sexual material. Community members were reminded that sharing such material without the required consent can cause further harm to victims and survivors and were encouraged to report incidents and seek assistance.
Warrant Officer R. Cloete, representing the GBVF coordination function, explained how to apply for protection and harassment orders.
Sergeant Khamba-Beja, the Community Policing Officer, encouraged residents to report criminal activity and work with SAPS to strengthen community safety.
The event included representatives from Kamesh Victim Support Centre, Phaphamani Rape Crisis Centre, the Department of Health, the local council and community structures.
A stakeholder discussion allowed participants to share information about GBVF prevention, community safety, and available support services. The campaign aimed to strengthen partnerships between SAPS, service providers, community structures, and residents, and to encourage collective action to prevent violence.
#AwarenessCampaign #EndGBVF #PartnershipPolicing #SaferCommunities ST](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HT8cKc0XsAA06en.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsEC [EC: NMB DISTRICT: SAPS AND PARTNERS TAKE GBVF AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO KWANOBUHLE]
A community campaign on gender-based violence and #Femicide (GBVF) was held in Area 11, Dubai, Kwanobuhle, on Wednesday, 30 September 2026.
Organised by the Sakhuxolo Kwanobuhle Centre (VFR), the campaign brought together #SAPS, community members and local service providers to raise awareness about GBVF and connect victims and communities with available support services.
The programme opened with a prayer led by Mrs Mali. Constable C. Machiu, the GBVF Coordinator, welcomed attendees and spoke about the importance of community involvement, early intervention, and reporting incidents of gender-based violence. Machiu also explained anonymous crime-reporting options and encouraged residents to use appropriate channels when sharing information.
The campaign addressed online safety and the unlawful distribution of intimate or private sexual material. Community members were reminded that sharing such material without the required consent can cause further harm to victims and survivors and were encouraged to report incidents and seek assistance.
Warrant Officer R. Cloete, representing the GBVF coordination function, explained how to apply for protection and harassment orders.
Sergeant Khamba-Beja, the Community Policing Officer, encouraged residents to report criminal activity and work with SAPS to strengthen community safety.
The event included representatives from Kamesh Victim Support Centre, Phaphamani Rape Crisis Centre, the Department of Health, the local council and community structures.
A stakeholder discussion allowed participants to share information about GBVF prevention, community safety, and available support services. The campaign aimed to strengthen partnerships between SAPS, service providers, community structures, and residents, and to encourage collective action to prevent violence.
#AwarenessCampaign #EndGBVF #PartnershipPolicing #SaferCommunities ST](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HT8cKc0XEAAWWfg.jpg)
![SAPoliceService's tweet photo. #sapsEC [EC: NMB DISTRICT: SAPS AND PARTNERS TAKE GBVF AWARENESS CAMPAIGN TO KWANOBUHLE]
A community campaign on gender-based violence and #Femicide (GBVF) was held in Area 11, Dubai, Kwanobuhle, on Wednesday, 30 September 2026.
Organised by the Sakhuxolo Kwanobuhle Centre (VFR), the campaign brought together #SAPS, community members and local service providers to raise awareness about GBVF and connect victims and communities with available support services.
The programme opened with a prayer led by Mrs Mali. Constable C. Machiu, the GBVF Coordinator, welcomed attendees and spoke about the importance of community involvement, early intervention, and reporting incidents of gender-based violence. Machiu also explained anonymous crime-reporting options and encouraged residents to use appropriate channels when sharing information.
The campaign addressed online safety and the unlawful distribution of intimate or private sexual material. Community members were reminded that sharing such material without the required consent can cause further harm to victims and survivors and were encouraged to report incidents and seek assistance.
Warrant Officer R. Cloete, representing the GBVF coordination function, explained how to apply for protection and harassment orders.
Sergeant Khamba-Beja, the Community Policing Officer, encouraged residents to report criminal activity and work with SAPS to strengthen community safety.
The event included representatives from Kamesh Victim Support Centre, Phaphamani Rape Crisis Centre, the Department of Health, the local council and community structures.
A stakeholder discussion allowed participants to share information about GBVF prevention, community safety, and available support services. The campaign aimed to strengthen partnerships between SAPS, service providers, community structures, and residents, and to encourage collective action to prevent violence.
#AwarenessCampaign #EndGBVF #PartnershipPolicing #SaferCommunities ST](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HT8cKczW4AADuQ9.jpg)
We love Duke but we cannot forget what is happening to Indigenous Women and some of the #NDPMales that have abused them . #MooseHideCampaign Forced Sterilizations in the time of @m_layton in #TO took place with no care from Mike Layton. #Femicide #Genocide of FN @SenatorBoyer
#Femicide #MVAWG #VAWG #RacializedMisogyny #LaurenHeinke was chased down & k*lled as she hiked in AZ by a man who "wanted to look like" her. He'd been fired for aggression towards♀️& theft shortly before her m*rder. He just pled guilty to avoid the DP😡💔
https://t.co/U41GpOOt9K
Moet #Westland lokaal extra moet investeren in verkeershandhaving nu de regio voorrang geeft aan zware criminaliteit? #wldebat #verkeersveiligheid #politie #ondermining #femicide @POL_DenHaag
> 15.7% prosecution rate. Over 80% walk free. 6,200+ crimes since 1972.
Source: Okinawa Prefectural Government/Japanese Ministry of Justice
My heart breaks for Okinawa's women & girls. We are all Jane Doe.
#Femicide #NoExcuse #NoUSBases
💔 Shoprite teller (34) AXED to death allegedly by boyfriend in North West – died in front of family! 😭 #DailySun #GBV #Femicide #StopKillingWomen
DETAILS 👇https://t.co/OHTm6SrQXv
GBVF Crisis: Gauteng Moves from Talk to Action? Clinical Director at The Teddy Bear Clinic and social justice activist, Dr. Shaheda Omar shares insight. #NewsAndViews #HumanitarianJournalism #gbv #femicide https://t.co/E5aiTkWm5d
@JamaicaGleaner This is NOT DV. This is #FEMICIDE
@JamaicaConstab has admittd that what they used to dismiss as man an ooman bizniz is a real & common problem. Plenty catching up 2do. Start by reporting these murders accurately
@UNDPJamaica
@Delroychuckjm
@HoraceChangJM
https://t.co/gAhjMY9jwI
#OnThisDay in 2017 70-year-old Jane Sergeant was killed by her husband, Linsey, before he committed suicide in Chepstow @FemicideCensus @centreWJ @JMoncktonSmith @BBCWalesNews #femicide @DrK_IngalaSmith @CountDeadWomen @WalesOnline @ITVWales
https://t.co/m1DyG85K0p
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