Men urged to break the silence on GBV
A new campaign launched in Fourways is putting the responsibility for confronting abusive behaviour squarely on men’s shoulders, with the message that stopping gender-based violence cannot be left to the authorities alone.
A new campaign launched in Fourways is putting the responsibility for confronting abusive behaviour squarely on men's shoulders, with the message that stopping gender-based violence cannot be left to the authorities alone.
Station manager Chris Rothman said the initiative was intended to encourage men to confront abusive behaviour among their peers, colleagues, friends and communities without resorting to violence or taking the law into their own hands.
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