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GBV drops in Kavango West

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The Kavango West police say gender-based violence (GBV) in the region has decreased thanks to intensified awareness campaigns at schools and communities, and meetings with traditional and youth leaders. They have recorded 18 cases of GBV from January to March – a decrease from 28 cases in the same period last year. These statistics were revealed by Kavango West regional commander commissioner Julia Sakuwa-Neo at the handover of goods from the Un…
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GBV drops in Kavango West

The Kavango West police say gender-based violence (GBV) in the region has decreased thanks to intensified awareness campaigns at schools and communities, and meetings with traditional and youth leaders. They have recorded 18 cases of GBV from January to March – a decrease from 28 cases in the same period last year. These statistics were revealed by Kavango West regional commander commissioner Julia Sakuwa-Neo at the handover of goods from the Un…

·Windhoek, Namibia
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Media urged to challenge bias GBV, mental health reporting – News Stand

Niël Terblanché The media’s role in covering gender-based violence (GBV), sexual and reproductive health (SRH), and mental health issues was interrogated during the second media summit and awards in Windhoek last week. The event hosted by the One Economy Foundation brought together journalists, editors, social workers, and subject experts to interrogate and was held under the banner of encouraging more responsible, ethical, and trauma-informed re

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