Play your part in the 16 days of activism
Sign the Pledge Against Gender-Based Violence. Do not engage in abusive activities and become an abuser- Stop the abuse.
During the 16 days, government together with civil society and the private sector will host a series of community and sector dialogues and activities to foster a collaborative effort in dealing with GBVF.
- Be an activist against GBV in your homes, communities, work and positions:
Challenge cultures and practices that perpetuate gender inequalities and consequent abuse of women and children at the personal and societal level.
- Play your part:
Reject and report abusers- Act and don’t look away!
Do not protect abusers, report them!
Sign the Pledge Against Gender-Based Violence. Do not engage in abusive activities and become an abuser- Stop the abuse.
Challenge and denounce cultural practices that perpetuate gender inequalities
Be sensitive and supportive to GBV victims – share helpful information and support causes near you.
Seek personal help to change harmful behaviours such as alcohol and substance abuse
Teach children the values of gender equality
Protect children from exposure to violence and harmful content on the internet and social media, including pornography, sexual solicitation
Develop policies that prevent and deal with gender-based violence in your sector, workplace and communities.
Organise targeted community outreach and dialogues on a solution towards a gender-equal society.
Read more about GBV:
https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/163616/saps-crack-down-on-gender-based-violence-crimes/
https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/167117/vosman-saps-tighten-grip-on-gender-based-violence/
https://www.citizen.co.za/witbank-news/160007/former-boyfriend-arrested-for-gender-based-violence/
