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SEXUAL AND REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH AND RIGHTS (SRHR)
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EARxtra Voices

January 24, 2019

Project Safire

January 24, 2019

School Connect Project

October 24, 2018

Nigeria Media Campaign Against FGM

October 24, 2018

Ending FGM through Last Mile Reach

October 24, 2018

EndFGM Poster Art Competition

October 24, 2018

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FOI Advocacy and Push

October 24, 2018

Project I Go Talk

October 24, 2018

Vote Not Fight: Election No Be War

October 24, 2018

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Writing as an Enterprise

October 24, 2018

2SCALE Project

October 24, 2018

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Others

October 25, 2018

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NGO working to improve wellbeing of young people by providing safe spaces, skills, linkages, info. & resources to enable them make informed decisions.

Companies, businesses and organizations can implem

Companies, businesses and organizations can implement supportive policies to encourage women in the formal sectors. This includes ensuring a percentage of your workers are female for a fair representation of the genders.

Supportive policies can also be put in place in schools, offices, markets and other public places to ensure women and girls have access to menstrual hygiene materials. This can be a well-structured toilet for privacy, water and availability of sanitary materials

#16daysofactivism
#loudwhispers

On this day we join the rest of the world to comme

On this day we join the rest of the world to commemorate the #WorldAIDSDay2020. We appreciate those whose efforts have made the progress in curbing the virus possible.
The responsibility should not be left to advocates, government and health care providers, we urge everyone of us: individuals, schools, religious bodies, formal and informal sectors to contribute to making the world a healthier place.

#WAD2020
#sharedresponsibility

Conducting researches can help to bring about solu

Conducting researches can help to bring about solutions that will reduce the prevalence and incidence of violence against women and girls.

#16DaysofActivism2020 #16Days #LoudWhispers

You can volunteer with organizations or sponsor pr

You can volunteer with organizations or sponsor programs that educate women and girls on how protect themselves against gender based violence. You can also post some tips for women and girls to protect themselves on your social media pages.

#16days
#16DaysofActivism2020 #LoudWhispers

Let's encourage the girl child by providing schola

Let's encourage the girl child by providing scholarship opportunities for education

#education
#scholarship
#16days
#LoudWhispers
#orangetheworld

In commemoration of the World AIDS Day 2020, we wi

In commemoration of the World AIDS Day 2020, we will be having an instagram live session with @omoba_scholes tommorow by 5pm. Plan to join the discussion as we talk about our responsibility in promoting essential HIV services.

#worldaidsday
#HIV
#AIDS
#sharedresponsibility

Organizations that caters for women and girls need

Organizations that caters for women and girls need our support now more than ever. We need to ensure more women and girls experience the best possible interventions by donating to shelters and places of support. Essential needs such as financial aid, materials, drugs, food supplies and other necessary resources can be donated to ensure our girls and women are safe.

#16DaysofActivism2020 #16Days #LoudWhispers

As part of our activities for the 16days of activi

As part of our activities for the 16days of activism, @onelifeinitiative in collaboration with @youthhubafrica will have a 2-day training on advocating for FGM Eradication in Oyo State. The training is specifically for young men in Ona-Ara and Oluyole LGAs. Register through the link to show interest.

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#femalegenitalmutilation
#EndFGM
#endGBV

Having gotten factual information about violence a

Having gotten factual information about violence against women and girls, the least you can do is to inform those within your circle of influence about the negative impacts in a bid to make them also make a conscious effort to end this menance.

#16days
#genderbasedviolence
#violenceagainstwomen

We can bring violence against women to an end if e

We can bring violence against women to an end if everyone makes a decision not to perpetrate violence and expose anyone that does it. With this, we will have a violence free world.

#OrangetheWorld #16DaysofActivism

While domestic violence is a violation of fundamen

While domestic violence is a violation of fundamental human rights, which the Nigerian Constitution is against, there are still provisions that make it legal to engage in domestic violence against women. The provision of the Penal Code applicable in the Northern part of Nigeria specifically encourages violence against women- the beating of a wife for the purpose of correction is legal by use of (Section 55 (1) (d) of the Penal Code).

The Violence Against Persons Prohibition (VAAP) Acts however gave harsher punishments for sexual violence and also provided support and measures such as restraining order to prevent the continuation of abuse. #orangetheworld #16Days

This includes physical, sexual, and emotional abus

This includes physical, sexual, and emotional abuse and controlling behaviours by an intimate partner and it’s widespread across many societies. Nearly 3 in 10 Nigerian women have experienced physical violence by age 15. During the pandemic, service providers reported sharp increase in cases of intimate partner violence and domestic violence. A 56% increase of intimate partner violence and domestic violence had been reported in just two weeks of the lockdown.

#16daysofactivism #orangetheworld #16Days

The World Health Organisation has provided some ba

The World Health Organisation has provided some basic facts about violence against women and girls (VAWG) and we will be domesticating this information to the Nigerian context. These 16 facts should inform you about the causes and consequences of VAWG which is the first step to be taken to support ending violence against women and girls.

#orangetheworld #16Days

Getting basic knowledge and understanding the issu

Getting basic knowledge and understanding the issue is essential before taking necessary action. You will do a lot of good by getting factual information which will enable you take informed decisions.

#16daysofaction
#GBV

You can make a difference by supporting women and

You can make a difference by supporting women and girl survivors of violence to stay safe and free of violence. Whether you work as an individual or part of a private or governmental body, you have a role to play to respond to violence against women and girls (VAWG). We will share actions you can take to prevent and protect women and girls against violence for the 16 days period. Any of these can be done as an individual or in collaboration with others. We can prevent violence by identifying potential risk and taking necessary actions.

#OrangetheWorld
#16daysofactivism
#GBV

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Viole

The 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence is an annual international campaign that kicks off on 25 November, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, and runs until 10 December, Human Rights Day. The day is used to call for the prevention and elimination of violence against women and girls.

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#16daysofactivism
#genderbasedviolence
#Orangetheworld

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