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Women’s group worried over rising sexual abuse, vows to fight for Solochi’s rights

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A women’s group, Young Women Christian Association (YWCA), has raised concerns about the rising incidents of sexual abuse targeting girls and women in the country.

The group’s Executive Director, Anne Anamela, urged security agencies to address the issue.

In a statement issued in Lusaka on Sunday, Anamela further said that the agencies should also investigate the purported sexual abuse of Florence Solochi by her close relations.

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“Our members the Young Women Christian Association (YWCA) are currently working with the Ministry of Community Development, Department of Social Welfare to support Ms Solochi with counselling,” she added.

Anamela asked that the security agencies should thoroughly investigate the serious allegations made by Solochi in her video that went viral on social media.

“The women’s movement will keenly follow this matter to its logical conclusion,” she said.

In her video, Solochi had alleged that she was sexually abused by her uncle and cousins.

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