Meghan Markle wrapped her visit to The Justice Desk initiative in Cape Town's Nyanga township by giving a brief speech to the people there with a powerful, personal note.
, Meghan condemned violence against women in her two minute address and encouraged the people there to continue their work pushing for"respect, dignity, and equality." Harry also spoke out against gender-based violence in his remarks, saying,"No man is born to cause harm to women this is learned behavior and a cycle that needs to be broken.
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