My graphic art represents a typical situation where women and girls are not allowed to voice their opinions and be heard. It is important to end #GBV so that women and girls can enjoy a safe and prosperous space where they are able to voice their opinions without being shut down, and where they can live and thrive!

Gender-based violence is one of the most widespread and pervasive human rights violations in the world, and it knows no social, economic, or national boundaries. While it undermines the health, dignity, security, and autonomy of survivors, it remains shrouded in a culture of silence, supported by cultural norms and traditions that either support, justify, or downplay it as a normal and familiar phenomenon in relations between men and women.

A world free from gender-based violence, is a place where everyone, regardless of gender, lives in safety, respect, and equality. Where communities support one another, where opportunities are accessible to all, and individuals can live without fear of oppression.

I’m sharing my activism art, which involves different women with different occupations – I believe every woman, no matter what she does, deserves to be treated with dignity.

The alarming statistics and continued #GBV to femicide in Kenya is not just a crime against women and girls but a violation of basic #humanrights and an assault on the fabric of society.

The issue of ending violence against women and girls is important to me because living in a world free from violence will bring in peace. There will be justice, people will not live in fear. They will maximize their God given potentials for the good of humanity and the environment.

The issue of ending violence against women and girls is important because “ending violence is crucial, because every life deserves to be lived in safety, free from fear and harm. It’s about breaking the silence, standing in solidarity, and creating a world where respect, equality, and justice are non-negotiable.

Hope is strength; we must hold onto it.

A world free from gender-based violence is a world where peace is the norm and all are free from all forms of gender-based violence.

Galvanizing women’s power, agency, spirituality and feminist lens in addressing gender-based violence for a more peaceful Kenya.

My graphic art represents a typical situation where women and girls are not allowed to voice their opinions and be heard. It is important to end #GBV so that women and girls can enjoy a safe and prosperous space where they are able to voice their opinions without being shut down, and where they can live and thrive!

A world free from gender-based violence means that the survivors of gender-based violence are not blamed and victimized.

As a law student living with a disability, I am acutely aware of the difficulties encountered by marginalized communities. Eliminating violence against women and girls matters to me because it is vital for creating a community where all individuals, irrespective of gender or background, can exist without fear of harm and discrimination.

The issue of ending violence against women and girls is profoundly important because it is a fundamental human right to live free from fear and harm. My artwork symbolizes the strength and resilience of women and girls who have endured #GBV, representing the journey towards healing and empowerment.

I imagine a world free from gender-based violence where everyone lives free from fear, embraced in safety, respect, and equality. Together we can create such a future.

Time is NOW to eliminate violence against women and girls.

Imagine a world where respect and equality are the foundation of every interaction.

We call for the need for collective and united action NOW, to end violence against women all over the world. The time is NOW, for a future that is free of violence against women and girls.

No more violence against women, stop honor killings in Sindh, stop child marriages, stop domestic violence against women, NOW!