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Regram: @un_ocha | 📸: OCHA / Yasmina Guerda #InvestInHumanity #GlobalGoals

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This means approximately 1 in 45 people worldwide will require assistance. The United Nations and partners will aim to reach 109 million of the most vulnerable through humanitarian response plans that are better prioritized, more innovative and specially targeted.

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Reposted from @unitednations (@get_regrann) - Seven-year-old Serah, an internally displaced girl in Borno State, #Nigeria plays with her friends. In 2020, nearly 168 million people in 53 countries are expected to need humanitarian aid and protection. pic.twitter.com/GrsL1KzJta

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We can all unite under a common responsibility to speak up against attitudes, behaviours, traditions and narratives that blame the victim and absolve the perpetrator. What will you do differently? #HerStoryOurStoryNG

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Anyone can be a victim of sexual assault, regardless of their tribe, gender or religion and we have a collective responsibility to address it. pic.twitter.com/WfX4OG8m8s

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Awlans at the United Nations Information Centre celebrating the day for Persons living with disabilities pic.twitter.com/sEBvQD1N5w

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Rape is never okay under any circumstance. Show your support to abolish rape laws that protect perpetrators. #orangetheworld #saynotorape #awla pic.twitter.com/6rd0yfYryd

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Join the voices speaking against violence against women. #saysomething #dosomething #orangetheworld #generationequality #awla pic.twitter.com/TTLI1ipqir

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Reposted from @Unwomen Break the silence. Fight the stigma. End impunity. Rape is not a weapon; it’s a crime. 🎨: @mariaponce.g #orangetheworld #16days pic.twitter.com/HU9q5IorWk

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While the names, times and contexts may differ, women and girls universally experience rape, sexual violence, and abuse, in times of peace or war. -Take a stand today. -Say Something -Do Something . . #OrangeTheWorld #awla pic.twitter.com/SfoA5bmP6C

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Members of of AWLA, Ikorodu came through yesterday for the International Day to Eliminate Violence against Women. . . #saysomething #orangetheworld #awla pic.twitter.com/VUh9pbI2Rv

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Legal Clinic at the Surulere Local Government Secretariat. #orangetheworld #dosomething #saysomething #awla pic.twitter.com/OR8qx05hQj

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Live at Surulere local government. Orange days have begun. See something, say something and do something to end the violence and ensure the perpetrator does not evade justice. Together we will create an atmosphere free of abuse. #orangetheworld #awla pic.twitter.com/6Pke09gGym

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We remember the captured Chibok girls and their families on this day. #saynotoviolenceagainstwomen #internationaldaytoendviolenceagainstwomen instagram.com/tv/B5RZfmyIptr…

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timeanddate.com/holidays/un/e… #WomensRights #HumanRights #history #saynotoviolenceagainstwomen #awla

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Locally, women's groups may organize rallies, communal meals, fundraising activities and present research on violence against women in their own communities.

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Various activities are arranged around the world to draw attention to the need for continuing action to eliminate violence against women, projects to enable women and their children escape violence and campaigns to educate people about the consequences of violence against women.

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Each year observances around the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women concentrate on a particular theme. The 2019 theme is: 🍊 "Orange the World: Generation Equality Stands Against Rape."

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Activists on women's rights have therefore observed a day against violence on the anniversary of the deaths of these women since 1981.On December 17,1999, November 25 was designated as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women by the UN General Assembly.

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History: On November 25, 1960, three sisters, Patria Mirabal, María Mirabal and Antonia Mirabal, were assassinated in the Dominican Republic on the orders of the Dominican ruler Rafael Trujillo. These three Mirabal sisters fought hard to end Rafael Trujillo's dictatorship.

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