A Quiet Revolution To Stop Abuse by Paul Francis Mc Cann
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edited: Saturday, January 24, 2026
Posted: Saturday, January 24, 2026
What can we do help recognise abuse in our home , community ,
in our country and in the world where we live .
1- Speak your mind there are people and places who will listen and act on what ssy .
2- Start a campaigne .
Use media as a base for building a framework to reveal the hidden problem of abuse . Get a messsge out there on radio , television , posters , social media plaforms, notice boards and with community services and as a result people turn on their television or radio you can invite them tomlidyrn to some intervention in their own living room on what can be done to stop abuse from happening .
You can inform or be informed by newspapers and magazines about the dangers of abuse in the wotld we live in .
3- Get support from the police and the broader community by making them aware of what must be done to prevent abuse happening to you or someone you love .
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Be creative in your own way to name and bring shamevon those who are abusing othrr people .
Conclusion -
If you’re a writer start a wave of interest by throwing the first small pebble in the big pond .
Write a poem , a story , or a song that shows the harm done by abuse .
The world can be a much better place without abuse .
Be part of the quiet revolution taking place to stop abuse from hurting and killing innocent people .
Be part of the awareness campaigns on the harm abuse can do .
If you are a promoter of music why not consider putting on some huge globsl concerts to open up the eyes of the world about the horrors of abuse in our world.
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