Rape: The violence of silence
How do we stop damaged men from damaging women? By not looking away. By speaking out. And by raising a nation of better men, writes Khaya Dlanga
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Violence against women: A state of failure
Vhembe district is a rape hot spot but its budget from social development is paltry, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
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How music depicts violence against women and children
There are many in the fields of popular and alternative music that speak about violence against women and children from a different angle.
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'Abused women need more protection'
The criminal justice system needs to do more to protect women living in abusive conditions, Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula said on Tuesday.
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A cup of cold tea with no sympathy please
Pearlier Joubert on Steve Hofmyer, the magazine editor he humiliated with a cold cup of tea and the spat that ensued.
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Cope: 'Sexwale a destitute ANC follower'
ANC member Tokyo Sexwale is a "destitute follower of the ANC" and a "defeated man", Cope women's forum in the Eastern Cape said on Tuesday.
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'He owns me -- he paid for me'
Lebo Ramafoko of Soul City has been enduring years of abuse from an ex-partner. She has decided to 'walk the talk' and be open about her experiences.
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Moving from helplessness to hope-
During the 16 Days of Activism it is with great sadness, fear and outrage that we remember the atrocities of violence against women.
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Every woman's right
One in three women may suffer abuse and violence in her lifetime.This is an appalling and widespread human rights violation.
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Part pitied, part scorned
Being a woman with a black eye is excruciating. Suddenly, people who were chatty at work start avoiding eye contact.
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