Nigerian NGO Calls for Strict Laws Against Digital Violence on Women
The Women Support Women Network (WSWN) in Nigeria, led by founder Toyin Omozuwa, is advocating for the implementation of strict laws to combat digital violence against women and girls. They urge the Nigerian government to pass and enforce legislation to address various forms of online violence, ensuring the safety and dignity of women and girls in the digital space.
Omozuwa emphasizes the importance of transparency in safety reporting, support for survivors, and the need to challenge harmful online norms. The organization calls for collective action to empower women and eliminate digital violence.
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