The Human Rights Screen Foundation

GBVF and violent crimes don’t end with 16 Days of Activism or Women’s Month — they affect us every single day in a country of over 62 million people. Please listen to this Cape Talk interview about the Hand Signal for Help Campaign and consider joining as a volunteer — from any province.
The reality is this: we often contribute to the societal messes we see, yet we expect government and organisations to clean up after us. Just like COVID-19 demanded a united, national response, this campaign deserves the same urgency and seriousness — because lives are at stake every day.
That’s why we are calling on all responsible citizens to step forward.
Real change starts with us, when we put our hearts and hands together to build safer communities. Let’s take responsibility. Let’s take action .....

On the Couch: Universal hand gestures for help campaign to get underway in SA - Lunch with Pippa Hudson Zain Johnson, in for Pippa Hudson, speaks to Sheila Moonsamy, the founder of Human Rights Screened Foundation, who is hoping to get the Universal hand gestures for help more exposure in South Africa. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is CapeTalk’s mid-afternoon show. This 2-hour respite from hard news encou...

PLAY FOR CHANGE
SPORTING LEGENDS TRADE PLACES FOR A CHALLENGE WITH A CAUSE.
24-09-25

We had an incredible time yesterday at Western Province Cricket ClubPLAY FOR CHANGE! Sporting legends traded places for a challenge with a cause, all in honor of Heritage Day. The event was an absolute success.

The action was streamed live with commentary from legendary broadcaster Andy Capostagno, giving everyone a chance to watch, donate, and support HRSF's Universal Hand Signal for Help campaign raising awareness of GBVF and human trafficking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ScfBuMTXOY

A huge thank you to everyone who played a part in making this event possible - from the organizers to the participants, volunteers, and supporters. Your dedication and commitment truly made a difference.

Special thanks to Jenny Morris, Pastor Christian, Linus Van Oeselen, Grant Van Niekerk, Dr. Moshwana, Omar Henry, Johnny Koen, Gavin Cowley, James Albanie, Ajay Herschille Albanie, Mrs Albanie, Marushka Jacobs, Cammi Sayaden, Siza Wulana, Grant Solomons and Connel van Rensburg for their exceptional contributions and support throughout the event. Your efforts were truly appreciated.

We also raised awareness about the universal hand signal for help and Gender-Based Violence (GBV), emphasizing the importance of recognizing and responding to these critical issues. In addition, we pledged our support to the Human Rights Screened Foundation in their efforts to promote human rights and equality for all.

With everybody’s support, we aim to spread the Universal Hand Signal for Help campaign and GBV awareness to over 1 million people in the Western Cape in just 3 months!

Please make your Pledge

First AIM- R50 000 for 50 000 brochures

HUMAN RIGHTS SCREENED FOUNDATIONS
NEDBANK: 1309357994
Ace NR SWIFT CORE: NEDSZAJJ
REF : HERITAGE SPORT Men
EMAIL : [email protected]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ScfBuMTXOY

We are live join us

"Important listen! 📣💡 Recently, we discussed the powerful hand signal for help on CapeTalk Radio that can be a lifesaver in situations of gender-based violence. 🤝👏 If you missed it, catch up on the podcast now and learn how this simple gesture can make a difference. 🎧👂 [https://omny.fm/shows/afternoons-with-pippa-hudson/on-the-couch-universal-hand-gestures-for-help-campaign] "

On the Couch: Universal hand gestures for help campaign to get underway in SA - Lunch with Pippa Hudson Zain Johnson, in for Pippa Hudson, speaks to Sheila Moonsamy, the founder of Human Rights Screened Foundation, who is hoping to get the Universal hand gestures for help more exposure in South Africa. Lunch with Pippa Hudson is CapeTalk’s mid-afternoon show. This 2-hour respite from hard news encou...

Throwback to one of our earliest journeys
Back to basics — Film & TV training at Overberg Correctional Centre. I was joined by my late little Silky, who unexpectedly became more than just my pet… she became everyone’s therapy dog.
From the ride there, to playing with students, to standing patiently in line with them, Silky reminded us all of the power of kindness, healing, and connection.

This memory will always stay close — a reminder of why Human Rights Screened Foundation continues to use film as a tool for hope, skills, and second chances.

CALLING ALL LEARNERS & YOUNG ADULTS
Are you creative, passionate about social change, and ready to take a stand against Gender-Based Violence?

Join our Universal Hand Signal for Help TikTok Video Campaign!
Use your voice and your smartphone to create a powerful 1-minute video and stand a chance to win: