Date: 4 April 2025
Zo Women express our unequivocal condemnation of the repeated and brutal violence that continues to plague our community. Our hearts are broken, and our collective conscience is deeply disturbed by the recent report of alleged repeated rape of a minor girl childโ a crime that has once again violated the innocence of one of our most vulnerable members.
We refuse to accept this as just another tragic headline. We refuse to let this become another forgotten name in the long list of victims. Every brutal assault is a stark reminder that the violence we are facing is not an isolated incident but a systemic epidemic that continues to spread, poisoning our homes, our streets, and our communities. It is a sickness that we can no longer tolerate. The last victim has not even seen justice, and already another child has been brutalised. This pattern cannot continue.
We do not want apologies or empty promises. We demand that the perpetrators of these heinous acts face the full weight of the law, and we demand that the victims be given the protection and justice they deserve. We demand the identification, exposure, and removal of all those who prey on our children and violate our women. We demand real protection for our children, not hollow speeches, not temporary outrage, but a permanent and systemic change to protect the most vulnerable among us.
To the churches, schools, and institutions that shape our community, we demand your action. We demand that you speak out. We demand that you condemn this violence. We need your voice in every home, in every classroom, in every sermon, to ensure this is never allowed to continue. There is no honour in silence, only in the protection of our children.
We refuse to be silent, and we refuse to wait any longer. This is a call for action. We will fight for our children, our women, and for the future of Lamka. Together, we will demand justice. We will not rest until it is served.
Issued by:
Zo Women's Movement
Zo Women express our unequivocal condemnation of the repeated and brutal violence that continues to plague our community. Our hearts are broken, and our collective conscience is deeply disturbed by the recent report of alleged repeated rape of a minor girl childโ a crime that has once again violated the innocence of one of our most vulnerable members.
We refuse to accept this as just another tragic headline. We refuse to let this become another forgotten name in the long list of victims. Every brutal assault is a stark reminder that the violence we are facing is not an isolated incident but a systemic epidemic that continues to spread, poisoning our homes, our streets, and our communities. It is a sickness that we can no longer tolerate. The last victim has not even seen justice, and already another child has been brutalised. This pattern cannot continue.
We do not want apologies or empty promises. We demand that the perpetrators of these heinous acts face the full weight of the law, and we demand that the victims be given the protection and justice they deserve. We demand the identification, exposure, and removal of all those who prey on our children and violate our women. We demand real protection for our children, not hollow speeches, not temporary outrage, but a permanent and systemic change to protect the most vulnerable among us.
To the churches, schools, and institutions that shape our community, we demand your action. We demand that you speak out. We demand that you condemn this violence. We need your voice in every home, in every classroom, in every sermon, to ensure this is never allowed to continue. There is no honour in silence, only in the protection of our children.
We refuse to be silent, and we refuse to wait any longer. This is a call for action. We will fight for our children, our women, and for the future of Lamka. Together, we will demand justice. We will not rest until it is served.
Issued by:
Zo Women's Movement
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