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Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
#AffirmationTuesday
You are allowed to think differently, and you are allowed to imagine something better.
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My conclusion is that all policy makers in our communities MUST be involved in the journey to eradicating SGBV. Its not too late we can begin NOW
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Men are very vocal on the decision making tables thus making them champions of change especially those highly esteemed in the as agents of Change.
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My conclusion is that: Boys and young men shouldn't be left out when fighting against SGBV because they are a resourceful tool in doing this. Also, we should gear towards prevention of SGBV rather than avoiding. Remember prevention is better than cure. Thanks
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Girls equally need timely age appropriate comprehensive Sexuality education this will empower make informed decision.
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
It's a high time we normalise conversations at community level on SGBV and have more men engaged
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
By educating our young men and boys about the importance of avoiding SGBV and also interrupt sexist and discriminatory language at all levels
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Infact we should even engage our local administration when carrying our some functions geared towards fighting SGBV
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Some of the solutions will include:
There will be an increased and improved number of girls being educated up to a higher level like college or university rather.
Also, the dignity and respect for girls and women will be upheld in the society in general
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Yes it is imperative for boys and men to be involved in matters SGBV because they suffer in silence and yet a solution can be got if they speak
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Okay, we know that both boys and men are the majorly the root cause of SGBV among female gender, so when they got engaged in fighting this problem ,it will be easier to arrive at a stoppage towards SGBV. Infact through educating them about the importance of respecting girls...
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
The communities considering girls as bride price....
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
FGM is another cultural enabler that qualifies girls for marriage at a tender age
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
One of the factors that foster gender inequalities is cultural norms whereby other communities take value in educating boys alone and leaving girls to get married at a very early age
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
1. Cultural beliefs, myths and misconceptions that a man is a king who deserves to adored
2. Social expectations that a boy as young as he is should man up
3. Some beliefs that considers a girl child as a servant and has no contributions in any way
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Women & girls who live in poverty, are unemployed, or lack legal status in the country where they live can all be more vulnerable to human trafficking.
We explore this ‘situational vulnerability’ in our new trafficking brief with @ICAT_News: unwo.men/8Jf350JcC3t
Centre for Domestic Training and Development retweeted
Increase resources for shelters,protect elected women and non -elected,communication needs for women with limited access ICT,Scale up public awareness campaighns,increase funding to women's organization.@CDTD_ @LifesongOrphans @TheJimButton #CorrectiveResponsibility#Menagainist
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Mothers - be they single or married - should try as much as they can to raise up boys who will treat women and girls and other men with respect, honor and dignity. Speak life to your your sons and remind them of their duty and role as caring and supportive leaders.