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Day 16: Dec 10 – International Human Rights Day | Communicate your stand against VAW!

The last day of the 16 days of activism against violence against women falls on 10 December - International Human Rights Day. This is to importantly remind us that violence against women is a violation of our fundamental human rights. How does technology present both risks and challenges, opportunities and potential for the realisation of the human rights of women? In what way does it strengthen or disrupt violence against women? How do you take back the tech? Share what you think.

Stitch your stand against violence on the campaign video!

  • Hediana’s story was created in a workshop sponsored by Asian Women’s Services and held in Berkeley, California. The theme for the workshop was creating stories of courage by Asian-Pacific Islander survivors of domestic violence.

  • South Africa

    Location

    Johannesburg
    South Africa
    26° 11' 23.8128" S, 28° 2' 53.1456" E

    Women'sNet, a South African NGO is involved in the following activities:

    1. A campaign to get 2 national lines a free call from a cellphone (more below)

    2. a workshop and event for girls (more below)

    3. An SMS campaign with a Ugandan organisation:


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This campaign is organised by the
Association of Progressive Communications, Women's Networking
Support Programme (APC WNSP)

APC WNSP is a global network of
more than 175 women in over 55 countries promoting gender equality in the design, implementation, access and use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) and in the policy decisions and frameworks that regulate them.



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