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WLSA is concerned with the resurgent gender based violence in political activities WLSA is concerned
Q: Zimbabwe joined the rest of the world recently in celebrating International Womenโs Day. How were this yearโs commemorations different from previous years?
A: This yearโs Womenโs Day was different in the sense that we are celebrating it as we fight Covid-19 which has amplified the inequalities that women face on a day-to-day basis.
WOMEN and Law Southern Africa (WLSA) has donated groceries worth thousands of dollars to 300 women across Mutasa District as relief package to vulnerable groups bearing the brunt of the Covid-19 pandemic.
WLSA legal officer, Ms Ivy Chimedza, said the donations are for vulnerable women and girls who are living with disabilities, HIV and Aids, survivors of sexual and gender based violence, widows and elderly women.
