Pillar 5 — Prevention of and Response to Gender-Based Violence

  • Poverty, gender inequality, and social exclusion are intersecting risk factors that increase Indigenous women’s vulnerability to gender-based violence and harmful practices. AIWO-CAN addresses these structural drivers through empowerment-based approaches integrated across all pillars, recognizing that economic autonomy and rights awareness are themselves forms of violence prevention.
  • Activities include community sensitization and rights education, support for civil status documentation, protection and response services, and advocacy against harmful practices.

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