2. Enhancing Digital Literacy and Awareness
• Public
awareness campaigns: Conduct
nationwide awareness campaigns focusing on
digital rights, online safety, and the dangers of
TFGBV. Tailor these campaigns to reach rural and
under-served communities.
tent moderation algorithms to detect and remove
harmful content proactively.
• Reporting mechanisms: Advocate for improved
online reporting systems that allow survivors to
flag harmful content directly to platforms, with
timely responses.
• Educational
curricula: Integrate TFGBV
education into school curricula, starting from
middle school, covering topics such as online
harassment, responsible technology use, and
reporting mechanisms.
• Digital safety tools: Develop user-friendly apps
• Empowering women and girls: Provide
5. Capacity Building for Service Providers
workshops and training programs to equip
women and girls with digital literacy skills and
cyber hygiene practices, enabling them to protect
themselves from online threats.
3. Strengthening Support Systems for Survivors
• Establish dedicated support services: Create
specialized centers offering legal, psychological,
and technical support for TFGBV survivors. These
services should be easily accessible, confidential,
and tailored to individual needs.
• Collaboration with civil society organizations:
Increase partnerships with CSOs to expand
survivor-focused programs, including helplines,
case management, and advocacy efforts.
• Support networks: Develop peer-support groups
and tools to help women secure their digital
presence, detect potential risks, and report abuse.
• Technical training: Equip service providers,
including CSOs and government entities, with
the skills and knowledge to address emerging
threats, such as “deep fakes” and AI-driven
harassment.
• Interdisciplinary teams: Establish interdiscipli‐
nary task forces comprising legal, technical, and
psychological experts to address the multifaceted
nature of TFGBV cases.
• Resource allocation: Ensure adequate resources
for service providers, particularly in rural and
under-served areas, to handle increasing cases
effectively.
6. Advocacy for Cultural and Societal Change
for survivors, creating safe spaces to share experiences and access resources.
• Challenging Victim-Blaming norms: Conduct
4. Leveraging Technology to Prevent and Combat
TFGBV
• Promoting gender equality: Advocate for
• Content moderation and AI solutions: Collabo‐
rate with social media platforms to enhance con‐
community engagement initiatives to combat
stigma and shift societal attitudes that blame
survivors instead of perpetrators.
policies and programs that challenge patriarchal
norms and promote gender equality, creating an
environment where survivors feel empowered to
seek justice.
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