The daughter of IPID head Robert McBride has spoken out against his comments that she was influenced into making assault claims against him.
What happens when those meant to protect society from domestic violence turn a blind eye?
Many are in denial when a family member or friend is an abuser, perpetuating victim-blaming, writes Kagure Mugo.
Police are inadequately trained and social services too poorly resourced to deal with all of the reported cases of child abuse.
Laughter can be nurturing but some issues are simply off limits.
With the potential for retribution and exposure comes an increased potential for retraumatising the victim.
A new book tells the stories of middle- and upper-class SA women, suggesting intimate partner abuse is pervasive across the country.
Are 50 percent of men abusers?, asks Khaya Dlanga
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Psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud’s ‘Dora’ case study illuminates the tumescent myopia of Twitter’s self-fellating idiots.
Online abuse in Pakistan is triggering real-world violence against women owing to slow responses from Facebook and Twitter and poor law enforcement.
Its vulgarity and crudeness aside, the fact that abuse is hurled at women with such ease and nonchalance, and no fear of repercussion, made me angry.
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The Faces of War exhibition takes domestic violence out of the shadows.
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Token actions by politicians won’t change violence against women, writes Indira Govender.
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Video surveillance footage shot in the new Kimberley prison appears to show prison security personnel assaulting prisoners.