We submit that there is no simple plan of action that can overcome this scourge. This partnership challenges our leaders, and sets down basic principles for collective action. National political leaders. Voluntary and grassroots leaders. Women leaders, in government, civil society and international organizations, can play a key leadership role in mobilizing society, empowering their sisters, and changing attitudes and behavior.
Male leaders have a responsibility to encourage and respect women leaders.
Religious leaders . Trade union leaders . The international leadership of labor organizations have a duty to support their comrades in Africa. Intellectual leaders . Professors, researchers and public intellectuals have a responsibility and an opportunity for shaping thinking and action.