Our bodies are not your crime scene: A portrait of gender-based violence in South Africa

In August 2020, a march to the Langa police station to address dismissal and obstruction of gender-based violence cases ended with protesters being shot at and arrested. But this issue is not unique to Langa. Fewer than one in 10 rape cases end in a guilty verdict in South Africa. In our latest partnership with Eh!woza, these survivors share their stories.

By Samuel Flans, Alfa Fiphaza and Bongekile Booi

16 Dec

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Our bodies are not your crime scene: A portrait of gender-based violence in South Africa

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