BLAYACO JOIN’s THE WORLD IN OBSERVING 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM.
The theme for this year is focusing on Unity as a cornerstone towards the fight against the vice.
As one way of complementing governments efforts in the work of eliminating Violence Against Women and Girls, Bwalo La Ana Youth Active Community Organisation BLAYACO sets to remind the masses about the evils of GBV.
The United Nations’ (UN) International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women is an occasion for governments, international organizations and non-governmental organizations to raise public awareness of violence against women.
It has been observed on November 25 each year since 2000.
Meanwhile, this day also marks the start of the observation of 16 days of Activision against gender based violence (GBV).
As an Organisation BLAYACO will join activist from across the world who are calling for an end in all forms of gender based violence.
This years campaign is being commemorated under the theme Unite! Activism to end violence Against Women in solidarity with international community in the fight to end all forms of violence against women and girls.
As an organization that acknowledges the impact and effects of GVB, BLAYACO has previously collaborated with other Organisations in the work of curbing the vice, some of them including Art & Global Health Center Africa and Hlanganisa Institute for Development in Sourthen Africa.
Sangwani Mabaso
Big up guys, keep it rolling.
Andrew
This campaign is killing boy child’s future infact the gender is not balancing at all. women are on top of everything there’snt better place for boy child nowadays so the campaign is bad to my side
Richard
It’s ok and right to fight gainst violence but not for women only God If we look closely it’s not women only facing violence men also are facing the same thing so my word is let’s fight a gainst this but for everyone tisakondele akazi apa
FRASER SUMAN
This initiative could have been good if we incorporated male (s) or we made GBV a general commemoration guys, men have been committing suicide because we had no place to talk about violences we’re facing keep it up this will help though.