GBVF Prevention Education COMPULSORY (Primary to University)
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Raisibe Kwenaite
1 month ago
For future of the upcoming generation
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Thabo Molapisi
1 month ago
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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
1 month 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
1 month ago
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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
1 month 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
1 month ago
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I was harassed on campus by a male student and when confronted was not remorseful.
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Terrence Muzenda
1 month ago
We need women and girls to be comfortable
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Iviwe Nqeketo
1 month ago
I care about women
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Nokubonga Nsele
1 month ago
Because I’m scared of my life as a woman
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Thobile Ndlovu
1 month 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
1 month 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
1 month ago
Because we need to break the cycle at an early age.
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Portia Skosana
1 month ago
So that our kids will know how to protect themselves
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Khethiwe Nchabeleng
1 month ago
Im a mom, daugther, sister and i fear for all women before me and after me.
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Peliwe Nocakana
1 month ago
Because LO must also focus on what’s going on in the country (femicide and GBV)
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Rutendo Chagumaira
1 month ago
My mom is a victim of GBV so i’m extremely passionate about it
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Abigail Musvosve
1 month ago
There have been too many femicides in South Africa. It has to stop.
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Anokudzwa Kujoka
1 month 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
1 month ago
Women are dying. How is this even a question?
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Andiswa Burwana
1 month ago
I am a female and seeing females/children get hurt, angers and hurts me so much. This is personal.
For future of the upcoming generation
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.
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.
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
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.
I was harassed on campus by a male student and when confronted was not remorseful.
We need women and girls to be comfortable
I care about women
Because I’m scared of my life as a woman
There's no safety for Women in this country and the killing of women and women abuse is ignored mainly by political institutions.
A woman is supposed to be safe in her country not living in fear and I am against that!
Because we need to break the cycle at an early age.
So that our kids will know how to protect themselves
Im a mom, daugther, sister and i fear for all women before me and after me.
Because LO must also focus on what’s going on in the country (femicide and GBV)
My mom is a victim of GBV so i’m extremely passionate about it
There have been too many femicides in South Africa. It has to stop.
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
Women are dying. How is this even a question?
I am a female and seeing females/children get hurt, angers and hurts me so much. This is personal.