Well I donated but no idea if anything downloaded... edit to add: got it OK, thanks.
White Ribbon is timely (or timeous, as they say here) for South Africa is in the annual 16 Days Against Violence Against Women and Children. Yesterday I listened to a lengthy discussion on SAFM radio on the subject of "why hasn't this seventeen year old campaign achieved any good results?"
http://www.whiteribboncampaign.co.uk/
I think it's because the media types and the NGO types actually think men are going to listen to the radio and, those who are prone to commit domestic violence, will strike themselves in the forehead and say, "Oh it's not good? Right, well I'll stop then".
The reality is that the violence will only continue to grow until the courts and the police are forced to take the issue seriously. And 16 days of newspaper articles and radio/TV is not creating any pressure for that to happen. It becomes just another yellow highlighter mark on the calendar along with so many others.
As long as "traditional" behaviours are both a norm and a protected norm at that, the real problem areas of society can never hear this message, let alone internalise and act on it.
But from what I see, there is more actual activism in the UK than there is here in SA. Another explanation for that is Nov 25 - Dec 10 is the start of the big school holidays and people are tied up concentrating on their children's exams and matric followed by holidays. It's not Christmas so much - as it is that Summer is here. Time to braai, time to travel, time to enjoy. 365 days might be better than 16.
For Christianity, by identifying truth with faith, must teach-and, properly understood, does teach-that any interference with the truth is immoral. A Christian with faith has nothing to fear from the facts