For 16 years, first for women has been part of the fight against GBV, with 88 million Rand raised and more than 95,000 women helped. 10,000 and six people were raped between April and June 2021. As 16 fearless days of activism, we have partnered with the Weenay-Nemquet-Jana Foundation. Weenay-Nem has become a symbol for GBV action and change after her senseless rape and murder at a post office in 2019. She would have been 21 this year. Her memory in that of many other fallen angels is why we need to keep the momentum of the movement and continue to hold policy makers accountable to setting up the National Council for GBV and Famicide by December 2021. Post to Parliament, why you want delivery on promises about GBV? Visit stampoutgbv.co.z, stamp out GBV, a first for women and Weenay-Nemquet-Jana Foundation initiative.