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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / No Boy Is Born An Abuser: GBV Can Be Eradicated Before It Starts

No Boy Is Born An Abuser: GBV Can Be Eradicated Before It Starts

27 November 2023 by Guest

The solution to toxic masculinity is healthy masculinity – over 300 000 men have learnt how to be good men, fathers, mentors, and role models through Father A Nation’s programmes. 20 NOVEMBER 2023, JOHANNESBURG: A father who was planning his family’s murder and his suicide; husbands who beat their partners; and men who abandon and …

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