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Project Alert On Violence Against Women
To educate the society on the forms and prevalence of violence against women and render practical support to female victims of violence

Our Vision
A well-informed society where there is zero tolerance for all forms of violence against women
Mission Statement
To educate the society on the forms and prevalence of violence against women and render practical support to female victims of violence
Our Values
The dignity of the human person, Freedom from Torture, Bodily Integrity, Equal Opportunity, Non-discrimination
Our Recent Campaigns:
#BreaktheCycle
#TheBrokenChildren #BreaktheCycle campaign highlights the negative impact of domestic violence on children. Children learn from what they see and hear. Domestic violence affects children physically, mentally, and emotionally. They mimic and document what they see and hear.
#StoptheBlame
#StoptheBlame is a media campaign project by Project Alert to sensitize the public on the negative impact of blaming and shaming victims of domestic and sexual violence. Victim-blaming decreases reporting rates and help-seeking, which in turn leads to fatalities.
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Memorable International events organized by the United Nations (UN) that have had a significant global impact.
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UNiTE by 2030 to End Violence Against Women
UNiTE by 2030 is a campaign by the UN Secretary-General and managed by UNWomen. It is a multi-year effort aimed at preventing and eliminating all forms of violence against women around the world. The campaign calls on all stakeholders – governments, civil society groups, women’s organizations, businesses, faith-based organizations, young people, the media and the entire UN system to join hands – UNiTE in addressing the global pandemic called violence against women. This year (2020) UNiTE is marking the 16 Days of Activism with the theme: “Orange the World: Fund, Respond, Prevent, Collect”.
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Spotlight Initiative Project
The Spotlight Initiative Project is a global multi-year partnership campaign between the European Union and the United Nations to eliminate violence against women and girls worldwide. The Spotlight Initiative Project is responding to all forms of violence against women and girls, with particular focus on domestic violence, sexual and gender-based violence, harmful traditional practices and trafficking in persons for sexual and economic exploitation. The project has six (6) mutually reinforcing programme pillars. These are: Laws & Policies; Institutions; Prevention; Services; Data; and Women’s Movements.
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16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence
This is an international campaign that emerged from civil society. In 1991 the first Women’s Global Leadership Institute coordinated by the Centre for Women’s Global Leadership took place at Rutgers University in New Jersey. The institute ended with participants, agreeing to set aside 16 Days annually to focus on the issue of violence against women and girls. The 16 Days begins on November 25th which is International Day on Violence Against Women, and ends on December 10th, which is International Human Rights Day. It is the longest running campaign to end violence against women.