National GBV strategy launched

Online Reporter

GOVERNMENT has launched the National Strategy for Preventing and Addressing Gender-Based Violence, a document that will be used to address all forms of GBV.

Speaking during the launch on Friday, Women Affairs, Community, Small and Medium Enterprise Development Minister Monica Mutsvangwa said the strategy is a tool to actualise President Mnangagwa’s vision of addressing GBV issues.

“I am also proud to say our Government has placed the issues of addressing gender-based violence high on its agenda.

“I vividly remember His Excellency, the President, Dr. E.D. Mnangagwa launching the High-Level Political Compact on Ending Gender Based Violence and Harmful Practices in October 2021, which is a recommitment towards ending Gender Based Violence in the country,” she said.

 

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