Confronting Gender-Based Violence: Insights from Tumi Dumasi
It is not okay for my friend to exercise violence over his intimate partner. We need to actively discourage intimate partner violence among teenagers that we see in our societies now.
Tumi Dumasi tackles a heart-wrenching and urgent issue in this episode of 'Tumi's Daily Grind'. The murder of Namhla Mtwa, a case that shook South Africa, serves as a catalyst for a deep dive into gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide. Tumi explores the layers of violence that women face, from domestic abuse to sexual violence, and the societal structures that perpetuate these crimes. This episode isn't just about raising awareness; it's a call to action.
Tumi stresses the importance of supporting survivors with medical care, psychological help, and safe shelters. She also highlights the need for proactive measures to curb intimate partner violence (IPV) among teenagers, who are often the future perpetrators. With a blend of compassion and urgency, Tumi urges listeners to be vigilant and take part in the fight against GBV. This episode offers both sobering facts and practical advice, making it a crucial listen for anyone committed to ending violence against women.