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Anglican Church of Southern Africa: '365 Days of Non-Violence' say Anglican women

Anglican Church of Southern Africa: '365 Days of Non-Violence' say Anglican women

‘Anglicans in Southern Africa have always strongly supported the 16 days of Activism Against Violence Against Women and Children, but last year we had already recognized that this was not enough’ said Ms Pumla Titus, President of the Anglican Women’s Fellowship (AWF).

12 February 2013

Bishop urges South Africans to act after rape, murder of teen

Bishop urges South Africans to act after rape, murder of teen

An Anglican bishop has urged South Africans to end gender-based violence after a teenage girl was brutally gang-raped, mutilated and murdered.

12 February 2013

Jerusalem bishop: "Syria sexual violence must end"

Jerusalem bishop: "Syria sexual violence must end"

Bishop in Jerusalem, Bp Suheil Dawani has spoken out against sexual violence affecting women and children escaping Syria and criticised "archaic attitudes" to women that dominate the region.

28 January 2013

"Time to move on violence" - ACC

"Time to move on violence" - ACC

Anglicans who are struggling at the front line in the battle to turn back gender-based and family violence can take comfort. As of this morning, they know they have absolute, unequivocal support from their leaders in the Anglican Communion.

30 October 2012

Freedom from Fear: Church in Wales holds conference on domestic violence

Freedom from Fear: Church in Wales holds conference on domestic violence

A young woman who was abused by her husband for four years will describe how she wrestled with Biblical interpretations of marriage, divorce and forgiveness, at an event to mark International Women’s Day.

09 March 2012

Anglicans everywhere can take a lead in ending gender violence and caring for the survivors.

Anglicans everywhere can take a lead in ending gender violence and caring for the survivors.

The Revd Terrie Robinson said today that churches across the Anglican Communion are uniquely placed to challenge and change how society thinks about gender-based violence. 

25 November 2011

Clinton's anti-child-marriage initiative finds relevance in churches

Clinton's anti-child-marriage initiative finds relevance in churches

Nairobi, Kenya, 21 September (ENInews) -As a new international initiative seeks to stop child marriages, church-based centers in southern Kenya are an example of faith organizations providing a haven for girls and educating communities about the issue.

28 September 2011

Anglican Churches co-host church leaders conference against sexual violence

Anglican Churches co-host church leaders conference against sexual violence

The Archbishop of the Province of the Anglican Church of Burundi, the Most Rev. Bernard Ntahoturi, and the Archbishop of the Anglican Church of Rwanda, the Most Rev. Onesphore Rwaje, have co-hosted an interdenominational conference for Church leaders in collaboration with UNAIDS and Tearfund in Burundi’s capital, Bujumbura, to consider the role of the Church in the fight against sexual violence in Burundi and Rwanda.

05 September 2011

The Anglican Church of Congo commits to take action against sexual violence

The Province of the Anglican Church of Congo (PEAC) has actively participated in the two day workshop  at the Pallottin Centre in Goma on the Church’s response to the challenge of gender-based sexual violence.

05 September 2011

Church of Southern Africa to join campaign to end violence against women, children

Church of Southern Africa to join campaign to end violence against women, children

The Anglican Church of Southern Africa will next week officially join an international campaign to end violence against women and girls known as the White Ribbon Pledge campaign.

05 August 2011