This month’s courtwrap again highlights the devastating prevalence of intimate partner violence (IPV) in South Africa. From women burned alive
Across South Africa, victims and families continue to face the trauma of postponed cases, absent officials, and endless administrative delays.
Action Society continues its watch over South Africa’s justice system as several harrowing cases move through courts across the country,
South Africa’s courts are failing victims and their families with endless postponements and years-long delays. This month, the cases of
Over the past two weeks, Action Society has stood side by side with victims and families in courts across the
South Africa’s courts remain plagued by delays, withdrawals, and repeated postponements – each one compounding the trauma of victims and
Action Society’s latest Court Wrap, covering proceedings up to 11 August 2025, underscores the persistent delays and systemic failings in
Action Society is hopeful that two of our cases will move toward sentencing soon. Sadly one lady who was raped
“We need less talk and more action during this year’s 16 Days of Activism against violence against women and children.
Justice for victims of violence against women and children continues to be painfully slow. Action Society supported two minor victims
At Action Society, we often see delays in the justice system.
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