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GBVF Prevention Education COMPULSORY (Primary to University)

34 Comments

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Vuyolwethu Sibeko Verified
3 hr ago

Cause these women are dying

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Nyarai Chinzou Verified
5 hr ago

I want the killing of women to stop.

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Marc Nathanson Verified
6 hr ago

Enough is enough!

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Admire Kujoka Verified
7 hr ago

To create a safe and habitable society for All

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Rita Tshuma Verified
7 hr ago

Because I am a woman and my life matters

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Siyasanga Yeki Verified
9 hr ago

I can't live in fear no more

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Sumaya Ngwane Verified
14 hr ago

Gender-based violence is a national crisis in South Africa. We cannot just react after tragedy strikes

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Thembisile Nsibande Verified
22 hr ago Featured

We can't keep teaching our daughters to constantly be weary and scared of living and not teach our sons how to keep our daughters safe and protected

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Tamsin Botha Verified
23 hr ago

Because I am sick of seeing women murdered.

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Nikita Brown Verified
23 hr ago

I am a woman, who is raising a daughter

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Philasande Mpisane Verified
1 day ago

It could be me tomorrow, who knows. I need my freedom back from people who are supposed to be co existing with me not making breathing a privilege

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Creacethia Potera Verified
1 day ago

Girl child protection

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Raisibe Kwenaite Verified
1 day ago

For future of the upcoming generation

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Thabo Molapisi Verified
1 day ago Featured

It could help with curbing femicide by instilling honourable principles in men primarily as well as in women. Overall shedding light on the harsh reality people live and possibly enabling a better,safer society for the afflicted.

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Velry Mokoena Verified
1 day ago

Every few hours, a woman is killed in South Africa. Women are being hunted. The government is not protecting its citizens. The State is failing us.

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Zinhle Pilane Verified
1 day ago Featured

I am signing as a mother of boys. I love my sons, and I do not want to raise future headlines. I want to raise protectors, not perpetrators

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BYRON ECKERSLEY Verified
1 day ago

The value of educating our children beyond making them good service level servants of a failing system but fully competent and healthy civilians who are capable of contributing on a healthy and humane level, is absolutely priceless. Starting with understanding proper social etiquette, gender dynamics and what the value of striving to be a better person means and how that grants us all a better and safer future in South Africa and the world thereafter.

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Lesego Leboela Verified
1 day ago Featured

I was harassed on campus by a male student and when confronted was not remorseful.

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Terrence Muzenda Verified
1 day ago

We need women and girls to be comfortable

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Iviwe Nqeketo Verified
1 day ago

I care about women