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STANDING BY OR STANDING AGAINST: Assessing how Zimbabweans respond to online gender based violence
This survey is part of a project funded by the Mozilla Foundation
Zimbabwean cyberspace is rife with expressions of violent, hateful, and otherwise harmful sentiment. When directed at women, these violent, hateful and harmful sentiments constitute online gender based violence (OGBV).
Among other things, online gender based violence, involves attacking women in ways that are specific to their gender. It includes some of the following:
gender-based insults (e.g., explicit insults about women’s genitalia)
use of sexual or misogynistic narratives against women to ruin women's image and reputation
vicious language (e.g., crass references to women's bodies)
credible threats (e.g., rape threats, death threats)
referring to women as 'sluts' or 'whores', etc.
disparaging their appearance and mocking their perceived inability to attract men
misleading threats to expose nudes or private images to undermine their dignity and reputation
This survey is designed to understand how Zimbabweans respond when witnessing online gender based violence on Twitter.