To date, no one has been brought to justice in this country for the crime of female genital mutilation, and yet there are thousands of women living here who have undergone the procedure. The UN is calling today a worldwide day of zero tolerance on FGM – and this year Comic Relief is supporting a charity is trying to change attitudes by training community champions. It’s called the Mojatu Foundation. We speak to Valentine Nkoyo, who works for the charity
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'Women who were self-made entrepreneurs are now beggars'
@UN_Women director @phumzileunwomen puts an important spotlight on the effect of #COVID19 on women's role in society.
We must not go backwards.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/politics/gender-inequality-women-home-lockdown-b1827898.html
On the buses! For the next 4 weeks on the following routes:
Sky Blue 45
Purple 89
Yellow 68/69
Turquoise 77
Red 44
See if you or your friends can spot it and take a picture!
Send to us at outreachandhealthpromotion@nuh.nhs.uk
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‘If it was really that bad she would just leave!’ Sound familiar? Learn why leaving is always incredibly hard and help us challenge dangerous myths about #DomesticAbuse: http://bit.ly/2Vkr2nV
