Somy Ali’s Call for Women’s Safety
On International Women’s Day, Somy Ali, former Bollywood actress and founder of No More Tears, highlighted the urgent need for women’s safety in India, emphasizing that true empowerment starts with being heard and believed.
Action, Not Just Words
Ali shared her experience of being ostracized for speaking out, urging that “survivors must be believed” and stressing that many women fear their voices won’t be heard.
Creating Safe Spaces
Ali proposed building domestic violence shelters in rural areas, run by female staff, and called for educating children on body autonomy.
A Vision for Change
Ali vowed to continue advocating for women in India, saying, “Change is coming, and I will be part of it.”
Honoring Brave Women
She praised figures like Malala Yousafzai, Michelle Obama, and Bollywood stars Priyanka Chopra and Deepika Padukone, while also honoring silent survivors of abuse.
Empowering Survivors
Ali’s message to survivors: “We rise. No matter how many times they try to silence us, we rise.”
Ali’s unwavering commitment reminds us that change is possible when we stand together for justice.
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