Reasons for signing

My father always beat ,assault my mom, even us he always insult

women are not objects but human beings that deserve nothing but love and respect and i therefore pledge to love,respect and protect them

I pledge to fight GBV

I Lindokuhle a male from Mpumalanga in Ermelo, hereby stand against the abuse and killing of women and children. I am one of many young man that will never raise a hand and even physically and emotionally abuse women and children. And i call on all man young and old to stop the abuse and killing of women and children. Thank you Lindokuhle Ernest Mavuso

I pledge that I will not lay my hand on to any woman. I will protect every woman and child in this country.

I pledge that I will not lay my hand on to any woman. I will protect every woman and child in this country.

ENough is enough,

i like to be part of this

These acts of barbarism must end immediately. I pledge my commitment to participate in programmes that aim to counter all forms of gender-based violence and abuse.

A GBV free nation is my responsibility and I am playing my part

Ending GBVF is not just a movement; it is a shield that safeguards the entire nation.

My name is Lilahloane Tsoarelo ,lam mosotho from Lesotho thank you so much

I'll call out my brother who beats up women

I condem I'm strongest possible terms a year form of abuse against women, Not in my name

Stop GBV, it starts with me.

Lets support children and women!

Justice must be served to all victims of GBV💪💪

Justice must be served to all victims of GBV💪💪

I pledge to treat a woman as a person, not as an object or possession.

Enough is enough

I would do what u can to raise awareness

I am offering myself to stand and fight against GBVF, I have been abused before. and i dont want to see others being abused just like that and do nothing. i am in a process of having my own NPO NCP to fight against gbvf, help the people living with disabilities, abuse, HIV.LGBTQIA+ people that living in fear for who they are. And i would like to tell my story international too of what i have been through while was silent about it thinking it will be ok 1 day. but i happen to be a victim over and over again. im still even in a healing process of hurt and abused, Violence is bad it...

I'm signing to ignite a revolution against GBV, fuel the fire of equality, and serve up a healthy dose of respect for all - no exceptions, no excuses! It's time to break the silence, shatter the stigma, and unleash a tidal wave of change that will leave no one indifferent. I'm committed to being a champion for the cause, a voice for the voiceless, and a force for good in creating a society where everyone can thrive without fear of violence or oppression.

Stop GBV

As a man and a law student,I pledge to protect and keep all the women and children safe,I pledge to play my part in ensuring that I abide my the law and constitution of our country

I call on all South African men to make this pledge to be part of the effort to end gender-based violence. As individuals and as members of families and communities, we need to change our attitudes and behaviour. We need to take responsibility for our actions. As men, we must pledge to never raise a hand against a woman, to treat women as equals, to respect their rights and to treat them with dignity. If we are to end violence against women and children, we must work together as a society. The solution starts with us.

AS A MAN, I COMMIT TO NEVER: Raise my hand against a woman. Intimidate, threaten, or demean any woman, whether it be physically, verbally, emotionally or sexually, or allow any other person to do so. Perpetuate stereotypes about women or assume anything about a woman from what she is wearing. Make a woman feel violated by my gaze, my words or my actions or make her uncomfortable due to my presence. Make physical and/or sexual contact with a woman without her explicit permission or force her into something she does not want to do.

Mek'hlula myeke.

I am committing my self to protect and not abuse woman and children

Against gender-based violence