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Some of the participants who attended the meeting organized by Tanzania Media Women Association (Tamwa-Zanzibar) recently in Wete District, Pemba North Region. The meeting was meant to discuss and assess challenges facing the anti-GBV campaign in the Island. Photo: Guardian Correspondent
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