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Materials that are being developed on multiple concurrent partners include:
For more information about the beliefs and practices about sex, gender and culture in Mozambique, download a recent research report called Multiple and Concurrent Sexual Partnerships in Mozambique.
Mozambican men are under pressure to prove their masculinity by sleeping with as many women as they can, says Denise Namburete, director of Nweti, a health and development communication NGO in Mozambique and OneLove partner in that country. Read More
The Meet Joe public service announcement (PSA) was broadcast in all major TV channels in Mozambique. The PSAs were also broadcast in South Africa ( English version) and in Namibia.
November 6th marked the launch of the campaign about multiple concurrent partnerships in Mozambique. The organization N’weti Communication for Health promises to “make plenty of noise” and place the debate about MCP in the public’s lips.
The campaign prioritizes a very strong presence and exposure of messages in the media, namely through radio and TV debates, public service announcements, billboards, banners, etc, with the aim of creating a generalized debate around MCP in the national arena. Read More
Mozambican girls say survival, lack of affection, lack of sexual satisfaction and ambition are some of the reasons they have multiple sexual partners.
Here is what they say:
Support from religious leaders is important to the OneLove campaign, says the regional partners of the campaign.
Religious leaders and institutions have strong, long-term and non-superficial relationships with their communities and engender commitment and trust perhaps to a greater extent than political institutions, says Denise Namburete, director of Nweti, a health and development communication NGO in Mozambique.
Mozambican girls say survival, lack of affection, lack of sexual satisfaction and ambition are some of the reasons they have multiple sexual partners.
Here is what they say:
Men are under pressure to prove their masculinity by sleeping with as many women as they can, says Denise Namburete, director of Nweti, a health and development communication NGO in Mozamabique.
Denise was speaking to OneLove as part of a series where we interview representatives of the OneLove Campaign regional campaign partners.
The aim of the campaign partner series is to give you some insight into the issues that affect multiple concurrent partnerships in those countries.
During our research on multiple concurrent partnerships, a number of Mozambican women spoke about the advantages of having onelove.
Should women always carry condoms in case they are presented with an oppportunity to have sex? Read More
Today we’re republishing the list of reasons some people may give for not wanting to use a condom, as well as suggestions on how you can respond to these excuses.
