ISLAMABAD: On the occasion of International Human Rights Day, UN Women launched an effective awareness campaign titled “#InkTheInvisible” to highlight the invisible or invisible effects of Gender Based Violence (GBV). started The campaign, which coincides with the culmination of 16 days of activism against gender-based violence, highlights the unseen struggles faced by survivors of GBV and calls for collective action to end this widespread problem. does
The launch event featured a powerful interactive theater performance under “Rolling Resistance; a theater on wheels” initiative that uses dialogue, drama and audience interaction to shed light on the realities of violence, encouraging meaningful conversation and reflection. gave birth Interactive Theater on Wheels was launched on November 25, the beginning of 16 days of activism against GBV and has toured several cities engaging diverse communities through performances that depict the invisible stories of GBV. .
Attendees praised the performance for its raw portrayal of hidden struggles and for introducing characters that were easy to relate to, characters that exist in almost every household. Finally, participants shared their views on the urgent need to support survivors and dismantle the societal barriers that perpetuate violence.