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5 DAYS. DEBATE ON.
Online and in public. So, we sat in the same room.
Honestly, it was surprisingly tense & fair enough.
It felt a little like a mother-daughter progressive fight.
The highly wanted the apology/statement? Sure.
Then what? Frankly, more needs to happen. EDUCATE
4/4
Back to dressing measures to avoid GBV, Doing so risks oversimplifying a very serious issue.
Let’s focus on analyzing each case individually. Protect victims. Give the perpetrators the fight they deserve. No excuse, dressing included gives reason to such violence.
3/4
Ikibazo nibaza: what is the Ministry of Gender & Family Promotion’s role in promoting those values?
Because if dressing now requires police intervention, then honestly, what exactly is the ministry’s role?
@RwandaGender , Do better.
3/4
Ikibazo nibaza: what is the Ministry of Gender & Family Promotion’s role in promoting those values?
Because if dressing now requires police intervention, then honestly, what exactly is the ministry’s role?
@RwandaGender , Do better.
2/4
Dressing manners are matters of education, family guidance and community dialogue.
This is not a police enforcement matter rwose. Imbaraga z’umurengerera where it’s not even necessary creating a culture where every social disagreement is treated as a policing issue. 🪫
2/4
Dressing manners are matters of education, family guidance and community dialogue.
This is not a police enforcement matter rwose. Imbaraga z’umurengerera where it’s not even necessary creating a culture where every social disagreement is treated as a policing issue. 🪫
1/4
Ok 2 things involved here: Dressing manners & Gender-Based Violence. Be careful about associating them.
People dress for different occasions, & while some choices may raise questions around social norms or personal responsibility, they should not be framed as a GBV result.
1/4
Ok 2 things involved here: Dressing manners & Gender-Based Violence. Be careful about associating them.
People dress for different occasions, & while some choices may raise questions around social norms or personal responsibility, they should not be framed as a GBV result.
Dear August, you taught me patience, strength, and faith. As you come to an end, I pray that September finds me wiser, stronger, happier, and closer to everything God has planned for me.
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To the young me out there who is after a dream;
Believe in yourself. Give the dream a chance.
You don’t have to know exactly how it will unfold. Sometimes, you just have to start and let the journey show you what’s possible. 🤍
The narrative that women are incompatible has been pushed for so long, even women believed it. But building strong partnerships is a universal challenge, not a gendered flaw. Let's challenge such myths.
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