Regain TRUST

22/04/2026

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Each year, a billion children globally are estimated to suffer some form of violence, such as

-physical or emotional abuse
-child maltreatment (inc. corporal punishment)
-bullying
-sexual violence
-online violence

Childhood violence is preventable and must stop now.

22/04/2026

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Did you know?

This year alone, 4.5 million girls, many under the age of five, are at risk of undergoing female ge***al mutilation (FGM).

FGM is a severe violation of human rights. It causes lifelong physical and emotional harm and robs girls of their health, dignity, and future.

💜 Together, we can end FGM. Let’s raise our voices and protect every girl, everywhere.

19/04/2026

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Violence against children is a global crisis.

It includes physical and emotional abuse, neglect, bullying, sexual violence and other forms of abuse.

It occurs in homes, schools, communities and online — often with devastating, lifelong impacts.

See how the World Health Organization (WHO) works to address this global issue: https://www.who.int/health-topics/violence-against-children

12/04/2026

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iStory Book

Life altering experiences captured between the pages of this book will inspire one to have a new appreciation for quality of life...

Visit our website to have a read @ regaintrust.org or via the following linkhttps://www.regain-trust.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Survivors-Speak-Up-iStory-Book.pdf

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Namibia
Delegation of the European Union to Namibia

10/04/2026

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Repost from Survivors.org

Badgering, begging, perstering, or bartering, whatever word you want to use, it's coercion. "Yes" is not actually a "yes" if it follows an initial "no" or any kind of convincing.

Far too often, we see people respond to SA by coercion by blaming the survivor, telling them they're at fault for "giving in." It is just one of the many convoluted ways people try to argue that survivors are at fault, when the truth is plain and simple.

As individuals, we need to respond to sexual violence in a way that emulates how we think things should be, not how they have always been or "just are." Instead of telling survivors to not "give in," we need to teach people that coercion is not consent.

10/04/2026

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is associated with a higher risk of health problems for women, including:

🔸 Physical health: 42% of women who experience violence by a partner report injury as a consequence. They may also develop physical symptoms associated with violence, such as headaches, pain syndrome (back, abdominal and chronic pelvic pains), gastrointestinal disorders and poor overall health

🔸Sexual and reproductive health: women who experience physical or sexual abuse are twice as likely to have an abortion, or may face unwanted pregnancies and they are 1.5 times more likely to have sexually transmitted infections.

🔸Mental health: Among mental health symptoms associated with violence, as depression, post-traumatic stress, su***de and self-harm attempts, sleep difficulties and eating disorders.

This may also impact their children's health and well-being.

19/03/2026

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Survivors do not stay silent because they accept violence.

They stay silent because the system feels unsafe.

At , Women's Fund Armenia - Հայաստանում կանանց հիմնադրամ Co-Founder Lara Aharonian called for survivor-centred systems that deliver protection, dignity and accountability for women and girls.

📺 Watch: http://unwo.men/qXgO50Yunyl

10/03/2026

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“Justice for women and girls must be a cornerstone of the world we seek to build.”

– UN Secretary-General António Guterres says he will continue fighting for dignity and equality .

17/02/2026

08/02/2026

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Violence against women and girls is a human rights violation that’s been perpetuated for decades.

It’s pervasive, but it’s not inevitable.

Speak out and break the cycle of abuse of women and girls.