GBV Dialogue Insights: Muhoza Sector (32 chars)

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Haguruka is committed to empowering communities to prevent and respond to GBV. We recently organised a community dialogue with @giz_rwanda in Muhoza Sector, @MusanzeDistrict. ▶️ Many participants associated GBV only with sexual and physical violence. ▶️ Women openly shared their personal experiences, while men tended to focus on the legal system, saying they feel it favors women. ▶️ Stigma remains a significant barrier, with some women only feeling safe to share their stories privately after the session. This highlights the need for continued efforts to challenge harmful gender norms and create safe spaces for victims to share their experiences.

Haguruka & GIZ Rwanda hosted a GBV community dialogue in Muhoza, Musanze. Participants equated GBV to sexual/physical violence; women shared experiences, men noted legal biases. Stigma hinders opennes

December 18, 20255 slides

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Slide 1 - Community Dialogue on GBV

This title slide features "Community Dialogue on GBV" as the main text. The subtitle lists organizers Haguruka & GIZ Rwanda, the location Muhoza Sector in Musanze District, and the theme of empowering communities to prevent and respond.

Community Dialogue on GBV

Haguruka & GIZ Rwanda Muhoza Sector, Musanze District Empowering Communities to Prevent & Respond

Source: Haguruka & GIZ Rwanda

Speaker Notes

Muhoza Sector, Musanze District. Empowering communities to prevent & respond to GBV. Participants discussed misconceptions, shared experiences, and highlighted stigma barriers.

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Slide 2 - Key Insights from Participants

GBV = sexual/physical violence only
Women boldly shared personal stories
Men decry women-favoring legal system
Stigma silences public disclosures
Private shares reveal hidden cases

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Slide 3 - Gender Perspectives

Women openly shared personal experiences of GBV during the dialogue, though stigma caused some to share stories privately afterward. Men highlighted legal biases favoring women and stressed the need for fairness in the justice system.

Gender Perspectives

Women's Perspectives	Men's Perspectives
Openly shared personal experiences of GBV during the dialogue. Stigma remains a barrier, with some only sharing stories privately afterward.	Highlighted legal biases favoring women and emphasized the need for fairness in the justice system.

Source: Haguruka Community Dialogue with GIZ Rwanda, Muhoza Sector, Musanze District

Speaker Notes

Haguruka empowers communities against GBV. Dialogue revealed: GBV linked only to sexual/physical violence; women shared openly, men focused on legal biases favoring women; stigma persists, private sharing post-session. Need to challenge norms, create safe spaces.

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Slide 4 - Stigma Challenge

The "Stigma Challenge" slide features a quote stating that stigma is a significant barrier. An anonymous participant from the Muhoza Sector Dialogue noted that women shared openly in the session but only revealed full stories privately afterward.

Stigma Challenge

> Stigma remains a significant barrier. Women openly shared during the session but only felt safe to disclose their full stories privately afterwards.

— Anonymous Participant, Muhoza Sector Dialogue

Source: Haguruka Community Dialogue, Muhoza Sector

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Slide 5 - Path Forward

The "Path Forward" slide calls to challenge harmful norms, create safe spaces, continue empowerment efforts, and #EndGBV. Its subtitle urges: Together, end GBV—support safe spaces today.

Path Forward

• Challenge harmful norms

Create safe spaces
Continue empowerment efforts
#EndGBV

Together, end GBV. Support safe spaces today.

Source: Haguruka x GIZ Rwanda, Muhoza Sector

Speaker Notes

Challenge harmful norms. Create safe spaces. Continue empowerment efforts. #EndGBV Context: Haguruka is committed to empowering communities to prevent and respond to GBV. We recently organised a community dialogue with @giz_rwanda in Muhoza Sector, @MusanzeDistrict. ▶️ Many participants associated GBV only with sexual and physical violence. ▶️ Women openly shared their personal experiences, while men tended to focus on the legal system, saying they feel it favors women. ▶️ Stigma remains a significant barrier, with some women only feeling safe to share their stories privately after the session. This highlights the need for continued efforts to challenge harmful gender norms and create safe spaces for victims to share their experiences.

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