The National Council for Women just kicked off a fresh media awareness campaign—and it’s all about keeping women and girls safer online. Under the reassuring slogan “Ehna Maaki” (We’re with you) the campaign takes on digital protection, cyber-violence, and how women can get real help fast when something goes wrong.
What the Campaign Is All About
For the next two weeks, listeners across the country will hear the voice of media personality and NCW member Nashwa Hofy on major radio stations. At the same time, the Council is rolling out a digital push on social platforms to raise awareness in a more interactive, everyday-space kind of way.
The goal? To make digital safety less intimidating and more accessible—helping women recognize online risks, understand their rights, and know exactly where to turn if they’re targeted.
Spotlight on Online Violence
One of the big focuses of “Ehna Maaki” is naming and explaining the kinds of digital violations many women face but don’t always know how to label. That includes:
- Hacking
- Privacy breaches
- Forgery and fabrication
- Digital impersonation
- Invasions of personal life
By putting clear words to these experiences, the campaign hopes to empower more women to call out the behavior—and report it.
How the Women’s Complaints Office Helps
At the heart of “Ehna Maaki” is a reminder that support already exists. The Women’s Complaints Office operates through the hotline 15115, giving women quick access to:
- Guidance on what to do next
- Psychological support
- Legal advice
- Follow-up from specialized lawyers when needed
It’s designed to be a safe, judgment-free place to talk, ask questions, and get real help.
Conclusion
The NCW’s new campaign “Ehna Maaki” is ultimately about reassurance and empowerment. By meeting women where they already are—on the radio and online—the Council hopes to create a safer digital environment where no one has to face cyber-violence alone. And with the call-in hotline ready to help, the message is clear: you’re supported, you’re heard, and you’re not alone online.
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