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#WorldMentalHealthDay

October 10, 2018STER#WorldMentalHealthDayNo CommentsRape, Rape culture, Rape survivor, sexual violence, Stand to end rape, Standtoendrape, Victim, Violence, Women

By Munyale Kwabe Today is World Mental Health Day and today would be used to encourage everyone to learn to speak out. Amira, a student of mine has asked…

I Failed My Daughter, My Country Failed My Daughter

January 24, 2018STERUncategorizedNo CommentsChild abuse, Nigeria, Pain, Parents, Rape culture, Rape survivor, Sexual abuse, Stand to end rape, Violence

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…

The Conversation on Rape is Changing

October 29, 2017STERUncategorizedChange, education, Rape culture, Rape survivor, School, Stand to end rape

Fatima Adeiye Is the conversation on rape changing? Rape scandals aren’t uncommon in secondary schools, especially public schools. Recently there was outrage in Lagos because it was discovered Secondary School…

Fighting Sexual Violence in the Home

October 16, 2017STERUncategorizedNo CommentsChild abuse, girl child, Parents, Rape, Rape survivor, Sexual abuse, sexual violence, Stand to end rape

Temitope Adeiye A home is and should be the safe heaven for every child. However, UNICEF projected in 2015 that 1 in 3 children abused are being abused in their…

This Is How Most Women Were Born

January 27, 2017STER#Girls, #Rape, #StandtoEndRape, #WomenNo CommentsPain, Rape, Sexual abuse, Stand to end rape, Violence, Women

By: Samiat Alamutu My body turned, It changed. My legs, Forced open, Before they really hit home – In my spine, Or my brain, And. On that day, A woman…

Tag: Stand to end rape

#WorldMentalHealthDay

I Failed My Daughter, My Country Failed My Daughter

The Conversation on Rape is Changing

Fighting Sexual Violence in the Home

This Is How Most Women Were Born