You can read the full report here STAKEHOLDER REPORT FULL Unite to End Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF)! In the heart of our diverse nation, faith serves as the guiding light for over 85% of us. It’s time for our collective beliefs to ignite change and end the rampant gender-based violence and femicide plaguing our…
A Genocide On Our Women SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINIAN WOMEN: GBVF, A GLOBAL AND LOCAL PANDEMIC It’s heart-wrenching to confront the string of recent femicide and domestic violence cases plaguing South Africa during the Festive season. The absence of formal statistics does not diminish the gravity of these incidents. The stories circulated via media platforms along…
As the New Year’s jubilation envelops us in its infectious energy, let’s not forget the harsh reality that lurks in the shadows. Amidst the laughter and clinking glasses, there’s a silent danger that many women face – an increased vulnerability to rape. While the champagne flows and the music plays, it is essential to recognise…
How You Can Support Survivors Of GVBF This Festive Season The festive season is often associated with joy and celebration, but it’s important to remember that for some individuals, particularly survivors of domestic abuse, this time of year can be challenging. As we navigate the holiday season in our faith communities, it’s crucial to create…
Faith Leaders Pledge to Combat Gender Violence and Femicide in a New Initiative As South Africa commemorates 25 years since initiating the 16 Days of Activism for NoViolence against Women and Children campaign, a renewed approach to the scourgecritical, reports Bhekisisa Mncube. In a landmark move, the Faith Action to End Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Collective,…
INTERFAITH ACTION TO END GBVF. From Summit to Statement to Action It’s been an incredibly impactful week since we gathered at Emseni for our Summit, launching the Joint GBVF Statement of Commitment and kick-starting the Interfaith GBVF Signature Campaign. I want to extend my deepest gratitude for your active participation and unwavering commitment to advancing this…
In societies such as South Africa, where religion predominates, it is pivotal that faith-based organisations play their part in eradicating gender-based violence and femicide, writes Joanne Joseph. I distinctly remember sitting in our Anglican church on a Sunday morning in the 1990s when the call was made for congregants to vote as to whether women ought to be…
Calling All South African Faith Leaders and Believers: Unite to End Gender-Based Violence and Femicide (GBVF)! In the heart of our diverse nation, faith serves as the guiding light for over 85% of us. It’s time for our collective beliefs to ignite change and end the rampant gender-based violence and femicide plaguing our society!…
Interfaith movement from commitment to action Against Gender-Based Violence and Femicide There is a movement in the country. A movement against gender-based violence and femicide by faith-inspired servant leaders, scholars, activists, survivors, faith leaders and concerned citizens of South Africa who are uniting to speak out and mobilise for change. The Faith Action to End…
