06 Aug Agnes Koteni: A True Inspiration
Recently, we had the honor of meeting the beautiful, vibrant, and intelligent Bae Koteni, a 60 year old woman who boldly went back to school to pursue her lifelong dream. ...
18 Jul Fsn Newsletter November 2023
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19 Feb LRF Sexual Harassment Training
FSNT as represented by its advocacy committee member (Tanatswa Zimani) facilitated a Sexual Harassment (SH) workshop which was held by Legal Resource Foundation (LRF) at Women’s University in Africa (WUA). The overall aim of the program was to contribute towards ending sexual harassment, exploitation and...
18 Oct FSN Newsletter October 2023
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14 Feb UNITE TO FIGHT HARMFUL PRACTICES
The practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is a form of SGBV constantly discriminatory, unjust, a violation of human rights, and violates the principles of gender equality. FGM in Zimbabwe is most prevalent among the Shangani people and is usually done to young girls from...
14 Feb Let’s talk about sexual and reproductive health rights
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights cover a wide range of topics, Sexual rights may include the right to sexual education, freedom from sexual violence and coercion, or the right to decide whether or not to have children. Reproductive rights, on the other hand, can include...
14 Feb HIV AND CONFIDENCE
HIV AND CONFIDENCE – Being a female student who is HIV positive attracts a lot of stigma and discrimination, the perception of society towards women with HIV is that of sexual promiscuity and carelessness. The fear of being stigmatized and discriminated against by society and their...
13 Dec Traffic jam by Abi Tadiwa Furayi
The robot flashes amber a perpetrator’s sense of control on a locked crossroad oblivion to the consequences of his assumed entitlement a two-way lane turned into four by drivers eager to reinforce gender inequality horns cry out to what is yet to come the plight of our mothers and sisters. a daily routine between a clutch...
13 Dec Breaking the Silence: Unveiling gender-based violence against disabled women and girls in Zimbabwe.
Over the past years, studies have shown that the number of female victim-hood to gender-based violence by the men and boys of our country is increasing at an alarming rate. This phenomenon has been hinged to various societal misconceptions and beliefs such as male dominance...
13 Dec Intimate partner violence BY ABI
The year 2008 did not only bring hunger, starvation and suffering to the citizens of Zimbabwe but the genesis of the HIV/AIDS which saw the deaths of many people as there was no knowledge on how this could be cured or rather curbed from because...