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Report on the Pep Talk Campaign conducted during the Sixteen Days of Activism on Gender Violence 2003
28 November 03
Regional relevance: South Africa
This report concerns a campaign conducted by 25 NGOs to determine the extent to which Post Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) is available to survivors of sexual assault in South Africa and how this is being administered. [read more]
GEM commentary service - 2003 16 days of peace special edition
03 November 03
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
For each day of the 16 days of peace, a daily commentary was available on this website, along with an issue for the day, a poll on the issue, and a discussion board for this issue. [read more]
2003 Sixteen Days of Peace Campaign
03 November 03
Regional relevance: South Africa
As part of the 2003 campaign - "imagine a world free of gender violence and hiv/aids" - a consortium of NGOs launched a special "pep talk" campaign. The campaign consisted of raising awareness on post exposure prophylaxis (PEP) around Southern Africa, where in many countries this treatment is still not provided for. [read more]
Sixteen Days of Peace 2002: A Case Study on Gender and Strategic Communications
29 November 02
Campaign report 2002 [read more]
2002 Sixteen days of Peace Campaign
01 November 02
Regional relevance: Southern Africa (SADC)
During the period leading up to the 16 days of activism, GL and its partner organisations offered training to gender activists on how to run and communicate successful campaigns. The training was offered in three provinces in Souh Africa as well as in Lesotho for the regional component. [read more]
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