reasons Why should you care about GBV

Our attitude towards GBV (Gender based Violence) can prevent it in the future.

It is affecting someone you know right now

It isn’t happening ‘out there.’ It is happening in your community whether you live in a golf estate or a township. GBV does not discriminate and is EVERYWHERE! 1 out of 3 women is no joke

Gender based violence against women in South Africa
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Why should you care about GBV?

It is expensive

The amount of money that is spent responding to GBV is shocking. The time of law enforcement, medical professionals and assistance, legal professionals, autopsies, rape kits, counselling center’s and all the other expenses that come with these cases.

Caring about Gender Based Violence

Gender-based violence (GBV) does not discriminate. Any person of any race, age, sexual orientation, religion or gender can be a victim or perpetrator of GBV. Men are encouraged to join movement to end gender based violence.

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YOU can break the cycle

Children who witness or experience abuse at home often grow up to be perpetrators or accept their place as victims.

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Changing GBV will have a domino effect

In South Africa race is such a sensitive topic, but I truly believe that we cannot love and respect cultures and races different from our own if we cannot even respect our own mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters.

Speak up against Gender Based Violence.

“Violence against women can end only when the culprits get punished.”
Mukhtar Ma’i
Pakistani human rights activist 

Why should you care about GBV because you can make a difference when you stand up and speak up for women and children who have suffered from violence.

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