Violence Against Women and Girls

Ending gender-based violence (GBV) in South Africa is crucial to protecting human rights, ensuring safety, and promoting gender equality. GBV undermines social and economic progress, harms victims’ physical and mental well-being, and perpetuates cycles of poverty and trauma. Addressing GBV fosters a safer, more just society for all.

We no longer feel safe as women. This should stop!!

South African men must stop killing women and children. Decades after liberation, their blood still fills your streets.

I am a South African girl ,always in fear of what someone who is meant to protect me might do .
End GBV!!

My home, South Africa faces these violent crimes against women. This world faces these crimes. It’s up to us to stand up for change. This family doesn’t deserve to see the killer walk free

End GBVF
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

I’m a nineteen year old Swazi, living in India. I was raped by my sister ( mom’s sisters child) from ages 5 to 12. I told my grandmother and she did nothing but punish me and make me sleep outside instead. From then onwards I was despised. It hurts to see that women everyday are suffering in Silence. Justice for all victims and let’s stop GBV!!!!!