Cape Town – Women and children face a catastrophic future in South Africa. This follows revelations by Police Minister Bheki Cele that in the first 90 days of this year, 6 083 people were murdered in the country.
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Action Society called for a “No Bail”-policy for suspects in violent crimes against women and children and said it should be the golden standard in South Africa. This follows after the postponement of Werner de Read more…
“We need less talk and more action during this year’s 16 Days of Activism against violence against women and children. Real activism is about action,” says Action Society’s Kaylynn Palm. “During this year’s 16 days Read more…
In a comprehensive submission to the Civilian Secretariat for Police Service, Action Society has highlighted pressing concerns and recommendations regarding the Draft National Policing Policy (NPP). The Constitution states that the Minister of Police must Read more…
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