GBVF Prevention Education COMPULSORY (Primary to University)
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Lebogang Noko
1 month ago
Raising awareness on GBV
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Portia Mndebele
1 month ago
All children regardless of their sex and associated gender should have equal access to opportunities to live a healthy and fulfilled life accepted for who they are.
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Steve Makwena
1 month ago
The safety of our Grandmother, Mothers, Sisters and friends are crucial for they give birth to our futures.
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Dipuo Makaleng
1 month ago
We need to teach our boy child how to treat a lady .how save they should be around them.
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Nomcebo Shange
1 month ago
It could help our children to know how to report when being abused and also learn to support each other.
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Sander van Hest
1 month ago
My girlfriend is South African, and I would like for her to be safe. Same with all the other South African women, this needs to stop. We can’t normalize violence against women
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Thembelihle
1 month ago
So the younger generation can be educated on safety and know how to identify unsafe situations. Also to prevent this generational curse from trickling down to every generation.
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Karishma Ramdial
1 month ago
As a survivor of GBV, can we make people aware of what it actually is . Nobody understands it's not easy to get out because your judgement is clouded.
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Vuyolwethu Sibeko
1 month ago
Cause these women are dying
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Nyarai Chinzou
1 month ago
I want the killing of women to stop.
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Marc Nathanson
1 month ago
Enough is enough!
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Admire Kujoka
1 month ago
To create a safe and habitable society for All
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Rita Tshuma
1 month ago
Because I am a woman and my life matters
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Siyasanga Yeki
1 month ago
I can't live in fear no more
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Sumaya Ngwane
1 month ago
Gender-based violence is a national crisis in South Africa. We cannot just react after tragedy strikes
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Thembisile Nsibande
1 month ago
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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
1 month ago
Because I am sick of seeing women murdered.
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Nikita Brown
1 month ago
I am a woman, who is raising a daughter
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Philasande Mpisane
1 month 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
Raising awareness on GBV
All children regardless of their sex and associated gender should have equal access to opportunities to live a healthy and fulfilled life accepted for who they are.
The safety of our Grandmother, Mothers, Sisters and friends are crucial for they give birth to our futures.
We need to teach our boy child how to treat a lady .how save they should be around them.
It could help our children to know how to report when being abused and also learn to support each other.
My girlfriend is South African, and I would like for her to be safe. Same with all the other South African women, this needs to stop. We can’t normalize violence against women
So the younger generation can be educated on safety and know how to identify unsafe situations. Also to prevent this generational curse from trickling down to every generation.
As a survivor of GBV, can we make people aware of what it actually is . Nobody understands it's not easy to get out because your judgement is clouded.
Cause these women are dying
I want the killing of women to stop.
Enough is enough!
To create a safe and habitable society for All
Because I am a woman and my life matters
I can't live in fear no more
Gender-based violence is a national crisis in South Africa. We cannot just react after tragedy strikes
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
Because I am sick of seeing women murdered.
I am a woman, who is raising a daughter
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
Girl child protection