The uproar over research about those who rue having a surgical transition obscures real issues
Sexual assault survivors are silenced by societal prejudice, lack of support from their community or family, secondary trauma and rape myths.
Many women are reluctant to report physical assault to the police but, even when they do, they are met with a slumbering justice system
Half the time problems with conceiving lie with the man, yet it’s women who get stigmatised
The crimes must be investigated and prosecuted in a particular way
Her pregnancy is demonstrated in a way that challenges social stereotypes
Palesa Lebitse explores hate speech legislation in South Africa and makes an interesting comparison
The expectant mother was in a predicament. She was the primary care-giver for her four-year-old and would soon be for her newborn.
The public needs to know that it can take many forms and responses to it can differ widely.
South African companies are still new to internationalisation.