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Who are we?
Action Society is a civil rights organisation driven by a purpose to provide a voice to the voiceless.
In a noticeably broken society, our team has come together to form a collaborative arm within the community: fighting for justice, mobilising for change and by supporting the vulnerable in need.
Utilizing the framework of our civil rights system we aim to deconstruct the harsh realities that we see daily.
Our Goal
Our goal is to provide a channel that will enable and support a prosperous and safe society.
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We are a non-profit organisation that depend on public support. Join Action Society today and help us to fight for justice and change.
What we fight for
Action Society drives several campaigns focusing on:
The fight against abuse and sexual exploitation of children;
The fight against GBV;
Fighting for the elderly.
A reformed justice system that is victim centered.
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Accused in horrific Paarl murder case applies for bail
It was emotional scenes of bereaved and angry family members...
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“Federal police in South Africa and specifically the Western Cape...
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Action Society instructed their legal team to conduct a watching...
Read MoreWomen should arm themselves as Cele lets rapists off the hook.
Women, not only in Gauteng but also the rest of...
Read MoreRamaphosa & Cele free close to 100 000 violent criminals without DNA-sampling.
The Minister of Justice and Correctional Services, Ronald Lomola, confirmed...
Read MoreWhy more women in South Africa need firearms for self-defence
Gender-based violence ̶ the biggest human rights violation of our generation The...
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DNA Backlog
The current DNA backlog of over 300 000 cases is delaying justice for victims of GBV
GBV
10 000 rape cases were reported between April and June 2021. SA’s rape statistics are equal to a country at war.
Bheki Cele & SAPS
Bheki Cele is failing victims of crime and GBV in SA. He does not take any accountability and should be removed from his position.
Neighbourhood Watch
The police will not protect you, now more than ever it’s time for law-abiding citizens to organise and mobilise within the framework of the law to safeguard their communities.
National Register for Sex Offenders
The public should be able to access the NRSO. Currently it is not protecting vulnerable groups of our communities.
Latest News
Neighbourhood Watch
Why more women in South Africa need firearms for self-defence
Gender-based violence ̶ the biggest human rights violation of our generation The ANC has transformed our country into the rape capital of the world and South Africa is now possibly facing the greatest human rights crisis of
1st Sep 2021
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GBV
Action Society supports the call for a GBVF council.
Action Society actively supports the establishment of a council to deal with gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) in South Africa. A GBVF council is a step in the right direction but can only be successful
1st Sep 2021
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DNA Backlog
Murderers let off the hook by Ramaphosa & Cele without DNA-sampling.
Action Society instructed its attorneys who have sent a letter to the Presidency, the Commissioner of Police, National Minister of Police and the Commissioner of Correctional Services, to demand the urgent implementation of the Forensics
27th Aug 2021
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