Government committed to eliminate GBV

Acting Isoka District Administrative Officer, Sara Sooli, says government remains committed to eliminating Gender-Based Violence (GBV) through strengthened community interventions and stakeholder collaborations.
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‎Ms Sooli said this during a meeting to formulate the Isoka District Gender Division Sub-Committee Constitution held at the Fisheries and Livestock Boardroom in Isoka District.
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‎She said government has continued to put in place social support systems aimed at assisting survivors of GBV with counseling services and legal support.
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‎The acting DAO emphasised the need for increased awareness and education in communities, stating that collective efforts are key in curbing GBV.
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‎And Isoka District Gender Division Sub-Committee Chairperson, Muchana Muchana, said the committee has intensified efforts to fight GBV in the district through improved coordination among stakeholders.
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‎Mr Muchana said the newly constituted sub-committee will strengthen response mechanisms and ensure GBV cases are effectively handled within communities.
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‎He further urged stakeholders to take an active role in reporting cases of abuse and supporting victims, adding that ending GBV requires collective responsibility.
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‎Mr Muchana also called on traditional leaders, civic leaders and community members to continue working together in promoting a safe and violence-free society.
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