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Zimbabwe launches campaign to tackle rising digital violence against women
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 72690, member: 636"] Zimbabwean authorities have flagged emerging digital platforms as accelerating violence targeting women, with deputy minister Jennifer Mhlanga warning that cyber harassment and online exploitation are increasingly silencing female voices. The government launched its annual 16-day awareness drive focusing specifically on virtual abuse patterns that extend physical threats into anonymous internet spaces. President Emmerson Mnangagwa affirmed legal measures addressing the crisis, while demographic data revealed that over one-quarter of women between the ages of 15 and 49 experienced physical attacks. UN representative Edward Kallon pressed for accountability from technology companies and enhanced legal mechanisms to combat virtual aggression with the same rigor applied to traditional assaults. Activists described social media harassment as forcing women from public discourse, with survivors demanding perpetrator identification and sector-wide responsibility from male bystanders who witness but fail to intervene against digital violence. [/QUOTE]
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