Most of these people don’t even understand the basic concepts of patriarchy and misogyny, so how are they supposed to understand positive masculinity, let alone actually apply it to their own lives?
Now visitrwanda has to inform tourists about the dress code in Rwanda before they visit. They need to add it in their ads too.
Ooh I forgot, at the end of the day this only concerns locals.
The conversation has shifted to "urubyiruko doesn't respect authorities". Come on sis, ain't nobody disrespecting authorities we're demanding clarity and above all we want our autonomy and safety back, nobody rides for our country like the youth. Drop that narrative @EgidieBibio
@EgidieBibio Ase mubyukuri hari ingingo nimwe mubimaze iminsi bivugwa wabashije kwicara ugatekerezaho? Cyangwa icyo ushaka nukugaragara nka number one defender?💀
Kumenya ko “ibyomanzi” is the Kiny word of “sluts” broke my heart.
@Rwandapolice how many of us have been held responsible for using #menaretrash yet no one is held accountable for using ijambo “umwanda” (trash) against women?
No double standard is patriarchal power in abuse.
You need to find another target audience instead of trying to change the one you’re currently targeting.
Mujye mukoreramo inama za police na misa. Ibindi mubivemo byabananiye.
An apology is not even asking a lot tbh.
Apologies is required, it is what the victims are owed.
Apology is very bare minimum.
Apology is the only accountability.
And then, ACTIONABLE CHANGE. Niko kazi ntakandi.
abafaransa nabo bavuge mbere ya @RwandaGender . Abafaransa?masters?? Literally our colonizers spoke for us before you do. Nah!! thats just insane. Mujye munihesha agaciro muburyo bwumvikana.