UN seeks collective efforts to end gender - based violence - Realnews Magazine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Ms Beatrice Eyong, UN Women Representative to Nigeria and ECOWAS, said the event was an international campaign that takes place every year.
60% : " The event featured goodwill messages from Ms Muriel Mafico, United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) Resident Representative in Nigeria (GTG Co-Chair) and an overview of the 2025 global theme.
58% : Highpoint of the event was youth musical stage play, Ishort performance highlighting the realities and impact of digital violence, and official Orange-lighting of the UN House.(NAN)
53% : The event with the theme: "Unite to end digital violence against all women and girls," was organised by the UN in Nigeria.
47% : Fall made the call on Tuesday night in Abuja, during inauguration of the UN House annual Orange/Lighting and digital violence awareness ceremony to commemorate 16 days of activism against GBV.
43% : MOHAMED Fall, United Nations Resident and Humanitarian Coordinator (UNRHC) in Nigeria, has called for collective efforts toward ending all forms of violence against women and the girl-child -- Gender-Based Violence(GBV).

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