By Halima Layeni For many decades, resilient women and girls who have survived abuse have been leading the charge against violence. Their advocacy has led to the enactment of laws and policies, yet implementation remains a challenge. The rise of feminist movements, including the renowned #MeToo movement and the Every Woman Treaty, has held men…
For many decades, resilient women and girls who have survived abuse have been leading the charge against violence. Their advocacy has led to the enactment of laws and policies, yet implementation remains a challenge. The rise of feminist movements, including the renowned #MeToo movement and the Every Woman Treaty, has held men accountable. Despite these efforts, the stark reality persists for countless women and girls worldwide, who continue to suffer rights violations.
Health and mental experts under a non-governmental organisation, Life After Abuse Foundation, has warned that over six million men are grappling with depression each year, and four times more likely to die by suicide. Halima Layeni, the Executive Director of Life After Abuse revealed that men’s mental issues became complicated through alcohol dependency which affects one out of every five men.
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