Celebrating Four Years of Change and Justice
By Mercy Munyale Kwabe Its our birthday and we couldn’t be more elated. We have seen so much, we have done so much and we hope for so much…
By Mercy Munyale Kwabe Its our birthday and we couldn’t be more elated. We have seen so much, we have done so much and we hope for so much…
By Susan Opata Going with the current trend in the world, sexual violence and it’s related ills have become an everyday crime and one we can’t ignore. Sexual harassment is…
By Rukee Ojigbo I had swam furiously across the traffic in town,to make it in time. Early this morning my phone had chimed with a message from Ade asking me…
By Munyale Kwabe Today, I would be discussing ways that you and I can prevent and spread awareness of sexual assault. Here are four ways: Education: Keeping in mind…
By Munyale Kwabe With the growing awareness of sexual violence all over the world, the month of April is declared worldwide as the ‘Sexual Assault Awareness Month’ and it is…
By Sadie Syke Sex education. Most people have an idea what it means, but how many people actually received an education? And how many received the right education? Sex education…
I never thought this day would come. I never thought I would never give such a story. But here I am, with an experience I cannot overcome. My name is…
By Eunice Ikem In recent times, due to a lot of accusations floating around the international community, several victims of sexual violence have been shamed for their claims. Some even…
By Uthman Zaynab Today, I was telling my colleague about the ongoing #16DaysOfActivism and he didn’t look too interested. I continued with the conversation but I suspected he wasn’t interested….
For as long as I can remember, I have always been warned about certain things. Things I was made to believe that if they happened, it’s because I let it…