Where is the brother? Where is the man? She wasn't sleeping with herself.
They don't have problems with, immorality, cheating or abomination they only have problems with women.
Zombie patriarchy foot soldiers. 🤦🏽♀️
"The baby you abOrtEd could've cured cancer."
So could the women you kept in the kitchen, denied education, autonomy, and basic human rights. You didn't care about them either.
I need you guys to understand that women aren’t baby factories and don’t owe the state children, when the very state is not only failing to support and protect women but create jobs for those children and good environments for holistic social development. Let the state collapse.
Ako ubundi lets be be honest, amaherezo ni ayahe? That We all just stay silent and hope we survive it without any real clear actions.
This is so Rwandan I don't even know how to explain it…uyu muco tuwureke pe.
I think ppl get offended when you aren't ashamed of things that they were taught to be ashamed of.
They resent you for not caring what everybody thinks.
We cannot use rape as a clap back and then turn around and advocate for Rwandan women’s safety in the same breath. There are better ways to represent ourselves.
Good morning @RNPSpokesperson , @Rwandapolice it's day 9 and women are still being harassed, screamed at in the roads and being denied access to different services because of what they're wearing. Do you still don't have anything to say and do about it?
#ndeka
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To people who dont know the state has legal boundaries on what it can & cannot regulate. Morality is one of them in a secular state. AND laws are not innate infact most of them are from the master’s house, it’s our job to challenge and modify them.
ako ngo mwigize imbata tu.
“I cannot hide my anger to spare you guilt, nor hurt feelings.”
“….Guilt is not a response to anger; it is a response to one’s own actions or lack of action.”
~ Audre Lorde, The Uses of Anger (1981)
BK Arena and people like Kagire are trying to shift the focus.
Stay focused🙏!
Gahunda ni ya y'indi,we’re asking our leaders for a clear statement on women’s safety.
It’s 2026,women shouldn’t be policed or judged for what they wear.
We trust in our Umugaba mukuru w'ikirenga.
You have put fear in people and you cannot expect them to simply fall in line because of a few videos from influencers who you spoke to behind closed doors but when you were causing all this, the lights were bright and the cameras where on you.
Let’s not shift the conversation, cover What is the actual going on right now cover why women are angry.
I am talking to you, spineless journalists: if you can’t cover the whole story, you are in no position to give opinions on the tone used by the ones speaking up.
I haven’t seen journalists covering the fact that young women are being abused in the streets. But they’re quick to cover how “rude” young people are for talking back to ministers
Women have to worry about being abused every day they go out since the statement made by THE police
I saw a journalist or something (IDC), say NGO, we are acting as if nothing is being done NGO, a conversation was had. NGO, the police took accountability. Which accountability? Where? Where is an official statement by the government? Are we serious RN?