A Women and Children’s Violence Prevention Conference was conducted in Erode yesterday. The event was organized by the All India Democratic Women's Association (AIDWA), with the Erode district secretary, Lalitha, presiding over the session. The district president, Prasanna, welcomed the attendees. The conference was graced by state president and former MLA, Balabharathi, and state general secretary, Radhika, who spoke about the critical need to end violence against women and children.
Prior to the conference, a rally was held from Surampatti Four Roads, with women participants raising awareness on the issue. Several administrators and women from surrounding districts like Tirupur, Coimbatore, Salem, Dharmapuri, Nilgiris, Krishnagiri, Namakkal, and Karur attended the event. AIDWA district treasurer Geetha expressed gratitude to all the participants for their support.
The event highlighted the ongoing efforts and discussions around women’s safety and empowerment in the region, with a strong call for united action to combat gender-based violence. A significant Women and Children’s Violence Prevention Conference was held in Erode yesterday, organized by the All India Democratic Women’s Association (AIDWA). The event focused on addressing the rising concerns of violence against women and children, with experts discussing the importance of collective efforts in combating such issues. Lalitha, the district secretary of AIDWA, chaired the conference, while the district president, Prasanna, welcomed the attendees.
The event saw the participation of various key leaders, including the state president and former MLA, Balabharathi, and the state general secretary, Radhika. These leaders highlighted the urgent need for action to prevent violence, emphasizing the importance of awareness, education, and legal support for affected individuals. The session discussed various initiatives that can be implemented at the grassroots level to curb violence and empower women and children.
Before the conference, a rally was organized from Surampatti Four Roads, with women from different areas joining in to raise their voices against violence. The rally symbolized the collective stand against domestic violence, child abuse, and other forms of gender-based violence. Women leaders from districts like Tirupur, Coimbatore, Salem, Dharmapuri, Nilgiris, Krishnagiri, Namakkal, and Karur actively participated in the event.
Geetha, the district treasurer of AIDWA, concluded the event by thanking all participants and expressing hope that the ongoing efforts would lead to significant changes in society. The conference served as an important platform for women and child safety, bringing together communities, leaders, and activists to push for a violence-free environment.
The event was a reminder of the need for sustained efforts and collaboration in addressing issues like domestic violence, child labor, and sexual abuse. It also highlighted the role of education, public awareness, and effective law enforcement in creating safer environments for women and children in India.
