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The United Nations Resident Coordinator in Lesotho, Amanda Khozi Mukwashi, reflects on how a coordinated national response to gender-based violence (GBV) is strengthening protection systems and expanding support for survivors across the country. Drawing on the establishment of Lesotho’s first integrated multipurpose centre for survivors, she highlights how decisive leadership, sreal womang partnerships and effective coordination can turn political commitment into dignity, safety and long-term resilience for women and children.
When Amanda Khozi Mukwashi first arrived in Lesotho, she was confronted with the severity of the country’s GBV crisis. While the statistics were alarming, it was the many untold personal stories behind the numbers that carried the greatest weight. Each figure represented a woman or child whose safety, dignity or future had been compromised, underscoring the urgent need for action.
https://news.fundsforngos.org/2026/...ence-through-leadership-partnership-and-hope/
When Amanda Khozi Mukwashi first arrived in Lesotho, she was confronted with the severity of the country’s GBV crisis. While the statistics were alarming, it was the many untold personal stories behind the numbers that carried the greatest weight. Each figure represented a woman or child whose safety, dignity or future had been compromised, underscoring the urgent need for action.
https://news.fundsforngos.org/2026/...ence-through-leadership-partnership-and-hope/
