COMMEMORATION OF 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM AGAINST GBV: THE GENDER BASED VIOLENCE PUBLIC TALK IN ZANZIBAR

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Panelist address a Press Conference prior to the event starting.

 

The main objective of this event was to raise awareness on Gender Based Violence while focusing on Teenagers' and children rights. The event was also intended to promote the action of NGO and influential individuals working on Gender Equality including CARE International in Tanzania, Zanzibar 1st Lady, Hope for Girls and Women, TAI Tanzania, Save the Children, LHRC, DKT, Doris Mollel Foundation etc.

 

CARE Tanzania participation and contribution:

 

The organization is represented by three (3) staff including the Country Director to the series of
Panelist to the Protection of Victims & Access to justice Discussion 

planned events from 2nd -3rd December 2022 in Zanzibar: Specifically:

 

I.           CARE has provided financial support to the organizers (TAI Tanzania) hence secure visibility on the sponsors Wall Banner.

II.         CARE through the Country Director will talk part in the public Talk session titled “Prevention of abuses, Access to Justice, protection of the victims”   

III.        CARE participated in the prepared press conference on 2nd Dec 2022

IV.       CARE joined other stakeholders to watch the 1-hour Animation cartoon film focusing on Gender Equality

 
Key take away:

The series of the planned events was an opportunity to amplify the work of CARE Tanzania specific on Gender Equality and its contribution to reduction of GBV. Also, CARE had opportunity to network with potential partners working in Zanzibar including meeting the 1st Lady Madam Mariam Mwinyi which is very strategic for the upcoming projects.

CARE meeting Zanzibar 1st Lady at the Center

 
Panelist showing Solidarity to End GBV

    

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