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Sister engaging with religious faction on issues of GBV and rape, through media literacy. How the objectification of Women in mass media contributes to public health issues if it goes unaddressed and unquestioned. Thank you for allowing feminist voices in church. Our societies are rooted in church and hence Church should be used as an active platform to being a catalyst of change. -Workshop was in Mariental with the AFM Congregation in the Hardap region
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