The #justiceforcwecwe movement and sexual assault awareness month
Good morning/afternoon/evening, you beautiful people! This is such a delicate topic because I believe that for many South Africans, we have either been victims of GBV or know someone personally, be it a relative, neighbour or friend who has/is a victim of GBV. I heard about CweCwe's story I believe at the beginning of April through TikTok and it was so heartbreaking to hear. If you are unfamiliar with her story. In summary, a 7-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at her primary school and there are yet to be any arrests made. This little girl was also expelled by the school, instead of being supported. It is quite saddening to see just how broken and corrupt the leaders who we have put in power have become. π It felt so familiar because I am aware of the staggering amount of boys and girls who are hurt at school. A place that is supposed to be a safe environment for teaching, learning and growing. I am so proud of her for speaking up because so many victims are threatened into s...