Reasons for signing

I am the man full of respect for everyone,and i am against gender based violence.i also edge to all men to respect women.there other options for any problem or challenges theire facing,it cant be that as a real man raise yr hand on someone u surely kno that she dont have strength or power to fight u back.it really cant be.men;let us respect ourselves by not beating women and children.please!let us be good examples at our families and at community at large.

For humanity to be rescued from any trauma or ill treatment

Women must get equal work opportunities as men, so that they can be independent and never dependent on their spouses

I Pledge

GBV must end.

In pursuit of our freedom, we pursue freedom from gender-based violence and femicide

I'm committed to treating women and children with absolute respect and as equals. This means recognizing women as individuals with full human rights, never as objects. I will actively support women by fighting against rape culture, prejudice, abuse, and violence, and I won't hesitate to call out other men's inappropriate behavior. I also believe in being a positive role model for boys, teaching them healthy ways to express emotions, resolve conflicts without violence, and respect women. Essentially, I will treat all women as I would want the women in my own family to be...

Enough is enough

I pledge to always treat each and every woman on earth with respect and always make them feel safe around me

Stop GVB

I pledge to continue to affirm the humanity of fellow human beings of LGBTQ orientation and stand up against any form of GBV.

No more violence against innocent and esp vulnerable people , law should make an example for those abusers

I stand against Gender based violence

I stand against Gender based violence

Subject: Submission on Addressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in South Africa Dear Sir/Madam, Thank you for the opportunity to submit my views on the critical issue of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in South Africa. GBV remains a pervasive and deeply entrenched problem, rooted in historical, social, and structural inequalities. Below, I outline the key contributing factors and propose actionable solutions to address this crisis, particularly within the context of government structures and democratic institutions. Contributing Factors to GBV in South Africa: 1. Legacy of...

i pledge to always protect ,respect, and honor the rights of all our women and children in name of humanity and in respect of their constitutional rights and dignity.

The recent violent acts against women should be fully taken seriously.

I may be a teenager, but GBV is a serious matter in our country. It requires everyone and anyone to act. Our women are the pillars of our society. They give birth to life and nurture us. No woman or child in South Africa should be threatened or abused by anyone. Only cowards are bullies. We are a nation of heroes and dreamers, we achieve together. And together, especially the men and boys, we can cut the tumour of Gender Based Violence in our Republic. Let's act as one, here I am, a 15 year old, playing my part.

The reason most of them stay quiet is because the perpetrator is blackmailing them,like for instance I'm gona throw aside on you if you leave me,or I'm gona hurt one of your family members or even maybe throw a petrol bomb at your family's house so they scared and live with the abuse

Women's are the foundation of our country

Stop GBV

I am a previous perpetrator of this. I hate that episode in my life. I now dedicate my time vehemently speaking out against violence against women! If you are a man, need help, get in touch david@szgm.co.za

It is our collective responsibility to put an end to GBV in our communities. There is no close door policy for GBV. If you see something, say something and act.

I hope this initiative actually makes a difference. The world is scary for us.

Gender-based violence affects us all and in particular those living in the rural areas of the Western Cape, in particular.

I have small Recycling business and I really really need some help with the something's please help me

I have small Recycling business and I really really need some help with the something's please help me

May you become the one less thing she is scared of

There can be no doubt that the women of our nation are the backbone of our communities. They are the grandmothers, mothers, sisters and friends who nurture our fledgling nation. It is is absolutely vital that we care for and nurture the soul of our nation. We strive for greater equality and the dignity of all, however, we cannot stand by while the scourge of gender-based violence is allowed to run rampant in our thoughts and hearts and it goes without saying into our communities as well. We need to nurture the respect that our women deserve.

Together we stand, divided we fall!