It's very hard to watch a man attack a woman - Tedd Josiah says

Netizens, celebrities, artists, citizens have joined together to condemn the violence and sexual harassment, which is rampant.

Not just at home but any violence that affects a woman.

This comes after her husband Janet Mbugua and her twin Paul Ndichu and Edddie Ndichu allegedly assaulted women over the weekend.

We have witnessed, seen, and heard how many people have lost their lives as a result of domestic violence.

This also comes after actress Agnes Tirop was allegedly killed by her boyfriend.

Producer Tedd Josiah via his instagram page, has said that it is very difficult to see a man beating a woman because he can.

"It's very difficult to watch a man attack a woman BECAUSE HE CAN. It's very hard to hear a man insulting a woman because he can," wrote Tedd Josiah.

However, he said that the power and greatness that man has been given by God is to protect the woman and not to harm her.

"God-given authority for men was not intended to harm their wives but to protect women

Sexual violence is not an issue that we should even campaign against. Because at the moment our legislators would have to make laws hard enough to make violent people think 10 times before raising their hands to another woman, child or man

I urge more men to TALK and call their friends who may be involved in GBV outside. We can end this 🛑. "