Who are we referring to when we use the term gender based violence? Are we really referring to male and female equally?

<p>Music of Africa” is a riveting and culturally enriching radio show that celebrates the rich musical heritage of the African continent. The show aims to educate, entertain, and connect listeners with the diverse rhythms, melodies, and stories that define African music.</p>
<p>Each episode of Music of Africa takes listeners on a mesmerizing sonic journey through the various regions of Africa, exploring the vibrant soundscape and highlighting the unique genres, artists, and instruments that have shaped African music</p>

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Music of Africa” is a riveting and culturally enriching radio show that celebrates the rich musical heritage of the African continent. The show aims to educate, entertain, and connect listeners with the diverse rhythms, melodies, and stories that define African music. Each episode of Music of Africa takes listeners on a mesmerizing sonic journey through the various regions of Africa, exploring the vibrant soundscape and highlighting the unique genres, artists, and instruments that have shaped African music

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Who are we referring to when we use the term gender based violence? Are we really referring to male and female equally?

Who are we referring to when we use the term gender based violence? Are we really referring to male and female equally?