Zozibini Tunzi Gives Keynote at Event Focusing on 16 Days of Activism Campaign, Leaves People Inspired
- Zozibini Tunzi has posted about an event she attended where she gave a keynote address speaking about the 16 Days of Activism campaign
- The former Miss Universe noted that while it is important to support the campaign, being cognizant of gender-based violence (GBV) should go beyond the 16 days
- Social media users were inspired by her and commended the 29-year-old for standing against GBV
Zozibini Tunzi has taken to Instagram to post about the World Food Programme’s 16 Days of Activism event she attended, where she gave a keynote address about the importance of standing against violence affecting women and children.
Source: Instagram
The former beauty queen noted that while it is essential to denounce the scourge of gender-based violence (GBV), activism around this issue should go beyond the 16-day campaign.
Zozibini’s post read:
“I had the privilege to give a keynote at the World Food Programme’s 16 Days of Activism UNiTE! Activism to end violence against women and girls.
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“This is always a challenging period because while I am happy that we get to speak about and denounce the abuse of women and children, what happens after the 16 Days?
"How do we ensure that we prioritise the safety of women and children every day and not just tick a box of this period every year to say we did it?
“If you have a moment, do take a listen to some of what I had to say.”
Social media users commended the former Miss Universe’s support of the 16 Days of Activism campaign and her passion for raising awareness about GBV:
Dipuokeikelame said:
“How I love this young woman. She's such an activist. Always advocating for women and children. Her voice and thoughts are healing.”
Opalescenatural added:
“You are so powerful. Keep up the great work!”
Tuliposwa reacted:
“Love you, Zozi. You keep making us proud.”
Have a look at the post:
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