The Tanzanian government is launching the second phase of the Mama Samia Legal Aid Campaign, focusing on addressing gender-based harassment and abuse. This initiative responds to reported incidents among students in universities and workers across the country. Minister Juma Homera announced the campaign will specifically target these environments, aiming to provide support and legal recourse to victims. A key goal is to broaden access to justice for over 50 individuals, though the exact number is unspecified in the report. The campaign builds upon a previous phase, indicating a continued government commitment to addressing gender-based violence. Further details regarding the campaign’s implementation and scope are expected to be released. This effort seeks to create safer environments within educational institutions and professional settings.