Kaizer Chiefs say NO to women and children abuse
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Kaizer Chiefs say NO to violence and abuse against women and children.
“We stand for humanity and the dignity that all human beings are entitled to. We stand for Love & Peace and we take a stand against brutality & violence,” wrote Chiefs on their official Twitter account.
“We SAY NO to violence against women and children, we SAY NO to the abuse of power and we know the responsibility that comes with being in a position of leadership. We believe all of humanity has the right to live free of pain and suffering. Today and everyday, we take a stand against RACISM! We Say NO and ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!”
…and we know the responsibility that comes with being in a position of leadership. We believe all of humanity has the right to live free of pain and suffering. Today and everyday, we take a stand against RACISM! We Say NO
— Kaizer Chiefs (@KaizerChiefs) July 7, 2020
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ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!#Amakhosi4Life pic.twitter.com/XzIo8rZv7l
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