#ShutItAllDown: Namibian women are tired of being victims of sexual and gender violence

Young people have been marching in #Namibia against rising cases of sexual and gender-based violence, after police found a body believed to be of a woman who went missing in April.

This is a case of justice crying out. Man’s inhumanity to man will always not be normal and it has to stop.

Check out this thread on twitter to know more about the reason #ShutItAllDown is trending;

If you are failing to understand what #ShutItAllDown #ShutItAllDownNamibia is about. Here is a thread. pic.twitter.com/3XwBJyh1TL

— Anne (@anne_hambuda) October 9, 2020

Standing with Namibian youths as the protest femicide and SGBV (sexual and gender based violence) in Namibia.

Please support by rting this hashtag #ShutItAllDownpic.twitter.com/PrOoJhsAsl

— Commissioner for Dodo and Coca-Cola #EndSars (@Mrtybaba) October 9, 2020

While Nigerians are protesting to #ENDSARS and their operations in the country, they are also lending their voice to their sisters in Namibia.

As we lend our voices to #EndSARS, the people of Namibia are currently protesting against sexual and gender based violence alongside femicide please please, repost with the hashtag #ShutItAllDown to show support and end the madness

— END SARS !!!! (@ADoseOfStella) October 9, 2020

Truly we can all see that justice knows no gender or defines anyone by the country they belong to. We are all humans and deserve to be treated like one.

Sending so much solidarity to everyone currently protesting in Namibia against femicide and gender-based violence!!!! #ShutItAllDown #JusticeForShannon ✊? pic.twitter.com/bmOfyGL3iH

— Zoé (@ztsamudzi) October 9, 2020

We stand with you, Namibia. Justice will be done and served to every and any one who has ever been hurt.

We will rise, Namibia.