March to End HBA is Savera UK’s annual call to end ‘honour’-based abuse (HBA) and harmful practices.
It brings together survivors, communities, and allies to show that HBA and harmful practices happen here and are a violation of human rights.
Why march with us?
This march is part of a campaign to show that HBA and harmful practices happen here in Merseyside and across the UK, and can affect anyone, regardless of age, culture, sexuality, gender, ethnicity or disability.
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What is ‘honour’-based abuse?
HBA is a crime or incident that has or may have been committed to protect or defend the ‘honour’ of the family and/or community. The perpetrator or perpetrators feel that the only way to restore family ‘honour’ is to harm or kill. HBA is not a cultural practice. Abuse is never part of culture. Too often, it is wrongly conflated with culture or tradition, when in reality, culture is beautiful. There is no excuse for abuse.
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Culture at the Bombed Out Church is a family-friendly event featuring high-profile speakers and diverse performances, celebrating the beauty of culture while making clear there is no excuse for abuse.
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