Finding Solutions For The Shadow Pandemic Of Gbv

What this means

This document is a blog/news post from Capricorn TVET College titled “Finding solutions for the shadow pandemic of GBV” dated 12 October 2018 (with the page showing “December 30th, 2021” as well). It reports that the college hosted a GBV (gender-based violence) silent campaign event across all four campuses to raise awareness and discuss causes and solutions to combat GBV. The post includes remarks by champion mentor Mr Rethabeng Mamabolo, covering factors contributing to GBV and encouraging men to speak out, form movements/programmes, and work with police and prosecutors to ensure perpetrators are arrested and convicted.

Facts

Reference

https://capricorncollege.edu.za/finding-solutions-for-the-shadow-pandemic-of-gbv/

Parties

It reports that the college

Key Takeaways

Organisation: Capricorn TVET College
Event: GBV silent campaign event
Coverage: all four campuses
Date: 12 October 2018
Mentor/champion: Mr Rethabeng Mamabolo
Subject: causes and solutions to combat gender-based violence (GBV)
Attendees: male students and some staff; majority of affected victims are women
Examples of violence discussed: sexual abuse, physical abuse, psychological abuse, neglect
Proposed actions: men should voice issues early, form movements/programmes, and work with police and prosecutors for arrest and conviction
Capricorn TVET College
Mr Rethabeng Mamabolo

Dates

Closing Date

30 December 2021