Miss World Cameroon 2026, Raïssa Noura Njikam, has formally presented her Beauty With a Purpose initiative, “Voices for Justice,” a comprehensive project dedicated to the fight against Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in Cameroon.

Led through the Foundation Nounji Care by Noura Njikam, the project is built on four core pillars: prevention, protection, rehabilitation, and the synergy of efforts among institutions, civil society, communities, and the media. A key focus of the initiative is psychological violence, particularly online harassment, a growing issue that disproportionately affects young women, public figures, opinion leaders, and title holders.

Through awareness campaigns, education, advocacy, community dialogue, and collaboration with specialized organizations, Voices for Justice seeks to break the silence surrounding digital and psychological violence, restore victims’ dignity, and promote a responsible and humane use of digital spaces.

As part of her advocacy work, Miss World Cameroon also participated in the National Forum on Girls’ Rights, hosted by UNICEF, UNHCR, UNFPA, WFP, UN Women, FEICOM, and the Ministry for the Promotion of Women and the Family, where she engaged with young women sharing their experiences, challenges, and aspirations.

Reaffirming Miss World’s values and social work through Beauty With a Purpose, Raïssa Noura Njikam emphasized that wearing the crown is a responsibility to give voice to those too often unheard and to protect girls and women from all forms of violence, including in digital spaces.