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World Council of Churches Launches Global Campaign Against Gender-Based Violence

Brendon Anorld Malaba by Brendon Anorld Malaba
April 19, 2024
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The World Council of Churches (WCC) has launched a powerful global campaign aimed at combating gender-based violence, a tragic reality faced by individuals in every country around the world. 

The campaign seeks to raise awareness about this pervasive issue and mobilise individuals to take a stand against violence in all its forms.

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Gender-based violence, though often hidden, affects countless individuals, with victims frequently remaining silent out of fear of stigma and further violence. 

Recognizing the urgent need to address this crisis, the WCC is calling on people everywhere to join the movement and speak out against violence.

The campaign’s message is simple yet profound: Wear black on Thursdays as a symbol of solidarity with victims of gender-based violence. 

By wearing black and displaying a campaign pin, individuals declare their commitment to resisting attitudes and practices that perpetuate rape and violence.

The colour black, traditionally associated with negative racial connotations, is reappropriated in this campaign as a symbol of resistance and resilience.

The campaign encourages participants to show their respect for the courage and resilience of women who face injustice and violence on a daily basis. 

By visibly demonstrating their support, individuals can help create a culture of solidarity and support for survivors of gender-based violence.

Through collective action and advocacy, the WCC aims to create safer environments for women, men, boys, and girls, ensuring that they are protected from violence in all aspects of their lives, including in homes, schools, workplaces, and streets.

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Join the global movement against gender-based violence. Wear black on Thursdays, wear the campaign pin, and stand in solidarity with survivors as we work together to end violence and create a world where all individuals can live free from fear and harm.

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