Today marks the final day of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence 2025, but it must not mark the end of our commitment. Over the past days, our voices have risen together, partners, members, communities, and survivors to say NO to all forms of violence against women and girls. Yet the real work continues beyond these 16 days.

As Nkumu Fed Fed, we stand firmly for dignity, protection, and empowerment. Our mission is rooted in the belief that every woman and girl deserves to live free from fear, discrimination, and harm. And this vision can only be achieved when we act collectively.

Today, I call on:

Our Partners

Thank you for standing beside us. Let us continue strengthening our collaboration, expanding safe spaces, and championing policies that protect survivors and punish perpetrators. Your support multiplies our impact, let us keep the momentum alive.

The Public

Gender-based violence is not a private matter. It is a societal problem that demands societal action. Let us break the silence, challenge harmful norms, support survivors, and hold one another accountable. If you see violence, speak. If you hear violence, intervene. If you know someone suffering, support them.

Members of Nkumu Fed Fed

Your dedication drives our mission. I urge you to take today as a reminder that our work is far from over. Let us step into the days ahead with renewed energy, advocating, educating, and supporting our communities with compassion and courage. We are the voice for those who cannot speak. Let us never allow that voice to fade.

As we close these 16 days, let us declare loudly: Violence against women and girls has no place in our communities, no place in our homes, and no place in our future.

Together, we can build a Cameroon, and a world, where women and girls live free, safe, and empowered.

The activism continues. The commitment continues. The hope continues.

Na Beryl Fohtung FOFUNG,

President General, Nkumu Fed Fed NGO