Addressing Cultural Norms and Stereotypes (05/12/2024) “Cultural norms and stereotypes that perpetuate gender inequality can lead to Violence Against Women and Girls. Examples include patriarchal beliefs, rigid gender roles, and victim-blaming. Educate future generations and promote positive masculinity to challenge these harmful norms. #16Days #PreventionFirst”

The Role of Men and Boys (04/12/2024) “Men and boys play a crucial role in preventing Violence Against Women and Girls. By challenging harmful norms and behaviours, they can help create a culture of respect and equality. Encourage positive masculinity and educate boys about respect from a young age. #16Days #PreventionFirst”

Building Safe Communities (03/12/2024) “Safe communities are essential in preventing Violence Against Women and Girls. By fostering a culture of respect, support, and vigilance, we create environments where women and girls can thrive without fear. Community involvement and creating safe spaces like shelters and community centres are key. #16Days #PreventionFirst”

Legal Protections and Rights “Every woman and girl has the right to live free from violence. Legal protections such as restraining orders and protective custody are vital for preventing further abuse. Access to justice and international human rights standards are crucial in this fight.~16 Days #Prevention First fight. #16Days

Social Protection Measures “Social protection measures can prevent Violence Against Women and Girls by providing safety nets. These include access to healthcare and counselling, financial support and housing assistance, and legal protection. Learn more about the importance of these measures. #16Days #PreventionFirst”

                Resources for Prevention (30/11/2024) “Access to resources is crucial for preventing Violence Against Women and Girls. Key tools include helplines and support networks, education materials and workshops, and legal assistance. Spread the word about available resources and help make a difference. #16Days #PreventionFirst”

                Poverty and VAWG (29/11/2024) “Poverty increases vulnerability to VAWG. Addressing economic issues and empowering women and girls economically can help prevent VAWG. #16Days #PreventionFirst””Poverty increases vulnerability to “Violence Against Women and Girls. Economic stress can lead to power imbalances and exploitation. By addressing poverty, we can help prevent VAWG. Empowering women economically can be a powerful tool against VAWG. #16Days #PreventionFirst”