10/12/2025
Ladies Connect Initiative, in collaboration with the SafHer Net Project, continues to champion digital safety, gender equality, and human rights.⠀
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This partnership reflects our shared commitment to educating and empowering young people and educators, ensuring safer online and offline environments for all.⠀
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The SafHer Net Project is implemented in two locations and consists of two phases: a physical outreach at the Jesus the Rock Institute with discussions about digital rights and online safety and a virtual training program for educators.⠀
The second phase of the project involves digital literacy training for selected educators. This training equips teachers with the tools to build safer, more inclusive digital learning environments. This phase is scheduled to conclude alongside the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, making today Human Rights Day, a powerful moment of reflection and renewed commitment.⠀
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As we mark the end of the 16 Days of Activism against GBV, we are reminded that this truth is still not fully realized for millions especially women, children, and marginalized groups who continue to face violence, discrimination, and silence.⠀
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The past 16 days have been a strong call to action. But our collective responsibility does not end here.GBV is not a 16-day fight—it is a 365-day commitment.⠀
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Let this Human Rights Day strengthen our resolve to build a world where freedom from violence is not a privilege, but a guaranteed human right.The activism continues. The advocacy continues. The fight for dignity, safety, and equality continues today and every day.⠀
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