Silence protects the abuser, not the victim.
Justice begins where excuses end.
No means no — without condition, without negotiation.

Survivors don’t need pity, they need power.
Protecting the victim is strength. Protecting the abuser is betrayal.
Speaking up is not weakness. It’s the first act of justice.

Sexual abuse is not a mistake — it’s a crime.
You don’t “move on” from trauma — you fight for justice.
Break the silence before it breaks more lives.

Those who cover abuse are just as guilty as those who commit it.
The body is not a battlefield — stop the war.
Shame does not belong to the victim, but to the perpetrator.

Not all scars are visible. Believe survivors.
One report can stop a monster.
No tolerance for predators, no silence for justice.
Don’t ask, “Why didn’t they speak?” Ask, “Why were they silenced?”
Justice doesn’t whisper — it roars in the face of violence.
Consent is not optional. It’s the baseline of respect.
Your voice may shake — speak anyway.
Every survivor is a warrior walking through fire.
Defend the wounded, not the wicked.
A culture of silence feeds predators.
Survivors don’t need to heal quietly.
Stop asking victims to be strong — make the system stronger.
Reporting abuse is not betrayal — it’s bravery.
Abusers fear exposure. Give them a reason.
Real justice punishes the guilty, not the scarred.
One voice can start a wave of change.
Silence is not safety — it’s surrender.
We don’t forget, and we will not forgive injustice.
Demand punishment, not patience.
Sexual abuse doesn’t need excuses — it needs consequences.
Real power is using your voice for those who can’t.
Survivors owe nothing. Society owes them protection.
Justice for one is hope for many.