<figure><img src="https://cdn.worldpulse.org/images/post/20448/101077/post_image_gallery/5fc4bff493adcc5e35fd84f47d034c7a/training_1.jpg" alt /><figcaption></figcaption></figure>We conducted this training in mid-June,2021 we saw an increase in violence against women, we recorded more than 200 cases last year and during this year. 6-day training was aimed at telling young girls tips on how to protect themselves.   The pretty girl student completed her secondary school this year aged 20, is normally chat with her boyfriend linked to one month she was very busy her school another site was selling tea in bakara market to help her family her boyfriend was called and she left and missed around 6 hrs. after missed sahra was found dead under floor and raped.   we find that most of the rapes are committed between 6 pm and 7 pm where most of girls are sent out errand. we advise them never to go out without adult companion during these times, and most of rapes are using to give the girls drugs to get girl drunk.   The purpose of the training is to prevent harassment of young women, girls.

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Training on How do we prevent, GBV ugly acts?

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