As an advocate for boys, I am deeply saddened and disheartened by the troubling news of nine boys, reportedly between the ages of 15 and 16, who are being accused of gang raping a woman (25) at Okahandja over the weekend. When we hear of young boys being involved in such heartbreaking acts, we must look beyond the headlines and recognise a painful reality: Boys are crying out for our help. This is not an excuse for the wrongdoing, nor does it le…
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