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Mimutie Successfully Rescued Namasi Mailopi from Violence

This week on 21 November 2024, the Mimutie Women Organization successfully rescued a 15 year old girl named Namasi after she had been severely beaten, leaving her with serious injuries. The brutal punishment was inflicted by

Capacity Building for Coalition Members on the Effective Use of Social Media to Report GBV Cases and Delivery Messages

On September 24 and 25, 2024, Mimutie Women Organization hosted a transformative two day training for Coalition Members in the picturesque Arusha region, bringing together enthusiastic participants from CAIC Tanzania. Participants engaged in discussions about strategies

Ingaigwanak: A New Era for Women’s Rights in the Maasai Tribe

According to Maasai history, their migration began in the 15th century, eventually reaching the region now known as Tanzania.For over a hundred years, women in the Maasai tribe were treated as having no significant role in

The importance of Gender Education for Children and women.

The Mimutie Women Organization believes that for every person who has knowledge and understanding about something it will help him or her protect herself from violence. Educating children and women about sexual violence is very important

Sexual violence that hurts Girls and Pastoral Women.

Some culture and traditions have been a great source for girls’ and women from pastoral communities to be hurts and lose their basic rights such as not having the right to education, making decisions and even

Mimutie Girls Rescue Center

Mimutie girls rescue center is a center established by the Mimutie Women Organization with the aim of helping victims of sexual violence, especially girls and women from marginal communities. while the girls are in this center