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Speak out against violence during Women’s Month
Citizens, especially women, are encouraged to speak out against violence against women and children as part of the national commemoration of Women’s Month.
As the country commemorates Women’s Month, South African citizens, especially women, are encouraged to help stop the scourge of violence against women by speaking out.
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Contact the Gender-Based Violence Command Centre for counselling
Victims of gender-based violence can access free, confidential support and counselling through a 24-hour call centre.
The toll free number to call to speak to a social worker for assistance and counselling is 0800 428 428 (0800 GBV GBV). Callers can also request a social worker from the Command Centre to contact them by dialling *120*7867# (free) from any cell phone.
Sign the online petition for the #100MenMarch
Individuals can pledge support for the movement to stop violence against women and children by signing an online petition.
Government also urged citizens pledge their support for the 100 Men March by signing an online petition which is accessible through the link: https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/100-men-march.html.
Participate in National Dialogues for No Violence against Women and Children
The dialogues provide a platform for communities to discuss and contribute to solutions on femicide, rape, and violence against women and children.
The national dialogues have already been rolled out in the provinces as part of the #365 Days of Activism for No Violence against Women and Children.
