Civil groups call for integrated approach to address violence in schools: Deputy Police minister Bongani Mkongi held a School and Campus Safety Dialogue at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology on Saturday. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Lotto Results: Saturday 13 April 2019: EWN brings you the winning lotto results. Check to see if you won! … [Read more...] about Civil groups call for integrated approach to address violence in schools
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Bonteheuwel residents urged to speak out against gang violence
Bonteheuwel residents urged to speak out against gang violence: Bonteheuwel ward councillor Angus McKenzie says the community members need to show their fight against gangsterism and put pressure on the police by speaking out. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News ‘Mr Ten Percent’: How Ace Magashule captured the Free State: ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule has stood … [Read more...] about Bonteheuwel residents urged to speak out against gang violence
Dlamini wants legislation overhaul to address domestic violence
Dlamini wants legislation overhaul to address domestic violence: Minister in the Presidency for Women Bathabile Dlamini wants an overhaul of criminal justice legislation that could lead to domestic violence being categorised as a separate crime category. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Untu says Prasa is too late to act against corruption: The union's Steve … [Read more...] about Dlamini wants legislation overhaul to address domestic violence
Why a law designed to fight gang violence in South Africa can’t do the job | The Conversation
Why a law designed to fight gang violence in South Africa can't do the job: South African President Cyril Ramaphosa at the launch of a national anti-gang unit in Cape Town. GCISCrime weary South Africans, especially those who live in areas held hostage by gangs, recently took their troubles to the country’s Parliament. This, after a parliamentary committee convened a meeting … [Read more...] about Why a law designed to fight gang violence in South Africa can’t do the job | The Conversation
Why Sierra Leonean women don’t feel protected by domestic violence laws | The Conversation
Why Sierra Leonean women don't feel protected by domestic violence laws: Women fear losing support for themselves and their children if they report violence. Direct Relief/Flickr, CC BY-NC-NDSierra Leone has a long history of sexual and gender based violence, dating back to the colonial era and stretching into the years of independence which began in 1961. The country’s civil … [Read more...] about Why Sierra Leonean women don’t feel protected by domestic violence laws | The Conversation
