Gender Based Violence in Botswana: A Moral Perspective

This paper discusses two moral theories with the aim of arguing against gender-based violence (GBV) in Botswana, particularly women (VAW). The first theory is African ethic Ubuntu/botho according to which actions are right insofar as they promote harmonious relationships where people can live solidarity one another. second Immanuel Kant’s provided done purely from duty, otherwise wrong. After spelling out tenets each theory, applies it instances GBV show that essentially morally More specifically, employs these demonstrate violates human dignity its victims; undermines their health, security and autonomy. uses method critical conceptual analysis consists analyzing concepts or ideas understand meanings.