In 2014, ICWEA joined the world to commemorate the 16 days of activism through a campaign. The focus of this campaign was to amplify the voices of women living with HIV at all levels on their understanding, perceptions and what forms of violence they experience or observe in their communities.
There is a close relationship between disability andViolence. Women and girls living withdisabilities experience different forms if violence ranging from structural, institutional physical, sexual and gender-related and yet their experience…
Message 16: English How do religious leaders help prevent violence against women living with HIV? Encourage them to talk about non-violence, equality and respect.
Message 15: English Support women living with HIV to make informed sexual and reproductive health choices rather than making choices for them.
Message 14: English What are you going to do today to end violence against a woman (or girl) living with HIV? SPEAK OUT! Your efforts and actions matter!
Message 13: English If we empower women and girls socially, politically and economically, we can put an end to violence against women. Swahili Tukiwawezesha wanawake na watoto kijamii, kisiasa na…
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