Mozambican singer Lizha James has publicly spoken out against the acts of violence that have plagued the country, especially those perpetrated by agents whose job it should be to protect citizens. In a statement shared on social media, Lizha expressed her outrage at the brutality witnessed in the streets, highlighting the recent case of violence against a woman on one of the city's avenues.
“Please stop! I am against violence, regardless of who commits it. We are all in a chain of prayer for our country and we believe that everything happens in the time of the Almighty,” wrote the singer, demonstrating her repudiation of the growing wave of aggression and abuse.
Lizha emphasized that the victim of one of these acts could be "a mother, a sister, a friend, or any other woman," reinforcing the need for empathy and concrete actions to protect the population, especially women, who have been the target of brutality. The artist also drew attention to the role of public authorities, calling for urgent and proactive measures to restore security and pride in being Mozambican.
For Lizha, a public statement is not enough to end the violence, but she believes it is crucial to continue denouncing it and demanding effective action. "What is required at this moment is a greater commitment from our public authorities, so that we can reclaim a Mozambique that makes us proud," she emphasized.
Lizha James' appeal echoes the sentiment of many Mozambicans who are clamoring for peace, justice, and respect for human rights. Her voice, always active on social issues, reinforces the need for unity and pressure so that the authorities prioritize the well-being of the population and the fight against violence in all its forms.
The cry of "Please stop attacking the people" is a call for reflection and action, a reminder that the country can only prosper if all citizens are treated with dignity and respect.
