Empowerment and Justice

[Bigshow]

Many GBV cases are not reported, and even when they are justice can be slow or unfair. A better vision includes trained officers, faster trials, and community policing. Should communities create GBV watch groups to monitor and report cases?

 

[gwolf666]

Hello, I think the idea of creating community-based gender violence watch groups is very positive. Often, cases go unreported due to fear, lack of awareness, or distrust of institutions, and this perpetuates impunity. Having a group dedicated to monitoring and reporting these cases can help victims feel more supported and safe enough to come forward. Furthermore, these groups can collaborate with authorities, promoting faster and fairer justice and ensuring that cases don't go unattended. Of course, it's important that these organizations receive adequate training and operate with respect and confidentiality. Ultimately, an active and engaged community can make a real difference in the fight against gender violence, creating a safer and fairer environment for everyone.

 

[eLdavis]

I believe this would help a great deal, there are so many people struggling with this but there is no platforms for them to be heard.