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In three photos, UNDP commits to ending gender-based violence

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By Chioma Obinagwam

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has joined other stakeholders to reinforce commitment towards ending gender-based violence.

Confiance News gathered from a post made by the organization on its official X handle on Friday.

UNDP shared photos of its team members as a way of amplifying the need and urgency towards ending the menace.

Reacting to the photos, it said: “The color orange stands as a powerful #UN symbol of unity in the global effort to end gender-based violence.
There is #NoExcuse for #GBV! The @UNDP 🇳🇬 team is committed to taking action and amplifying efforts to end violence against women & girls with urgency & determination!”

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