UDACIZA today opened the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence with a spirited community march from C Junction to Unit L Community Hall, uniting hundreds of women, girls, and men in a collective stand against abuse.
The atmosphere was charged with purpose as participants walked together, holding placards and singing messages of hope. Many described the event as a moment where faith and action met, reminding communities that “as Christians, we are called to protect the vulnerable and speak out against injustice.”
Organisers emphasised that the launch was far more than a symbolic walk. It represented a movement grounded in compassion, courage, and a commitment to safeguarding God’s people. “This fight requires all of us,” one coordinator said. “Our advocacy is our ministry. Our unity is our testimony.”
UDACIZA urged communities to keep the campaign’s momentum alive over the coming days—sharing information, engaging in conversations, and standing firm against all forms of violence.
With prayer, solidarity, and action, the message was clear: a safer, just, and loving society is possible when we walk together.
UDACIZA
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