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GBVF Prevention Education COMPULSORY (Primary to University)

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Nokubonga Nsele Verified
1 day ago

Because I’m scared of my life as a woman

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Thobile Ndlovu Verified
1 day ago

There's no safety for Women in this country and the killing of women and women abuse is ignored mainly by political institutions.

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Agnes Monyane Verified
1 day ago

A woman is supposed to be safe in her country not living in fear and I am against that!

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Oteng Mothoagae Verified
1 day ago

Because we need to break the cycle at an early age.

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Portia Skosana Verified
1 day ago

So that our kids will know how to protect themselves

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Khethiwe Nchabeleng Verified
1 day ago

Im a mom, daugther, sister and i fear for all women before me and after me.

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Peliwe Nocakana Verified
1 day ago

Because LO must also focus on what’s going on in the country (femicide and GBV)

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Rutendo Chagumaira Verified
1 day ago

My mom is a victim of GBV so i’m extremely passionate about it

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Abigail Musvosve Verified
1 day ago

There have been too many femicides in South Africa. It has to stop.

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Anokudzwa Kujoka Verified
1 day ago

To stop gender based violence and the annual killings of innocent women. Women shouldn't always feel endangered even in the comfort of their home

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Lara De Bruyn Verified
1 day ago

Women are dying. How is this even a question?

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Andiswa Burwana Verified
2 days ago

I am a female and seeing females/children get hurt, angers and hurts me so much. This is personal.

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Mphoenhle Legwabe Verified
2 days ago

As a woman, I’m scared that while walking to the spaza, I’d get kidnapped and raped. Or even worse… signing this is my declaration that men who have no self control should punished harshly by the community first then they shall go to jail with no bail.!!!!

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Sikelelwa Jita Verified
2 days ago Featured

I’m woman I’m terrified, not just for me but for my sisters, my mother and other woman out there Young man need this education, and I say that as a boy mom