The journey has not been easy, but with hope, Abdulkadir sees a near future where religious leaders (both imams and pastors) will also take up the campaign to
break the silence on FGM.
Cosmopolitan last year launched its 'Please Tell Someone' campaign to encourage women to
break the silence surrounding rape.
BEIRUT: Civil society groups, lawyers and the government must work together to
break the silence surrounding domestic violence, a leading Arab-American social worker said Friday.
Now the official hair care and styling partner of the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition (NOCC), PureOlogy will offer a limited edition
Break the Silence Volume Booster promotion this month ($52), which includes a 10.
Stone paths beckon you to covered gates and graceful bridges, with only the tap of woodpeckers and the distant rake of gardeners to
break the silence.
Thus, we should treat each other with mutual care and respect, regardless of social status, faith, gender or life style," he said: "We are striving to
break the silence and emphasize that God does not discriminate between those who are HIV positive and those who are HIV negative.
He's become a kind of poster boy for a gay rights movement that just seven years ago was virtually nonexistent, and he hopes his battle will demonstrate the power of one voice to
break the silence that breeds discrimination.
This was part of a mural project called
Break the Silence.
2004 Recipient: Community Relations
Break the Silence.
I'm going to
break the silence primarily because the employers have already broken it.
The United Nations also set up an email discussion list,
Break the Silence, for organizations and individuals throughout the world to have their voices heard during the preparation for the Special Session.
Williams (above) was raising the profile of Unicef's
Break The Silence campaign which aims to raise the profile of HIV/Aids.
It is, therefore, with a deep sense of moral urgency that we call on you, our nation's political leaders, to
break the silence.
There are many ways to
break the silence that Pat Williams worries about.
In tackling this taboo subject, Powell situates herself with other women writers from the English-speaking Caribbean who
break the silence on the social ills that oppress women and isolate them from a supportive community.
