16 Days Campaigns – Best practices...
16 Days Campaigns – Best practices
Date: April 1, 2011
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Summary of good practise |
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RARINJANAHARY Lucile Jeanne, Madagascar |
Focuses on campaigning around gender issues, Gender Based Violence (GBV), psychological, financial and moral support of women and children victims of violence. |
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Abrocius March, Namibia |
A Committee with DRC settlement and the Municipality has been established to look into the matters of lack of proper water and sanitation in Swakopmund. Lack of basic services delivery can lead to GBV at the settlement as this settlement has demonstrated on number of occasion about safely for women and girls during night hours. Many women and girls have been rape and murdered on the way to toilets. A petition was delivered to the mayors of the town and the impact of the petition was recently felt when the council decided to address the issues.. |
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Andreas Hoaeb, Namibia |
Women reclaiming their rights and space during 16days GBV marches event. |
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Donald Snewe, Namibia |
1010 was the first time this town targeted outside Windhoek for a 16 Days events/ cyber dialogue. The topic was Local Authorities and GBV. |
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Platini M.Katjaoha, Namibia |
The role of church in combating of GBV |
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Joey Heita, Namibia |
Women reclaiming their rights and space during 16days GBV marches and event. |
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Brigitte Horases, Namibia |
Women reclaiming their rights and space during 16 days GBV marches. A petition was delivered to relevant authorities after visiting a spot where four children and a pregnant woman was gruesomely killed. The demonstration was attended by the mayor and his councillors, regional councillors, church and the public at large. |
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Thembi Pule, South Africa |
Take Back the Night March was hosted by this council |
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Richard Kamhoti, Zimbabawe |
Ending GBV through 16 Days campaigns |
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