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A review of gender-based violence organisations in South Africa and their influences of decision-making
As a country attempting to come to grips with high levels of Gender-based Violence (GBV) corroding the social and political fabrics of society, it has never been more important to acknowledge the dimensions of struggles, activism, and interventions of GBV in South Africa. This research explores what...
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Professional Communications Unit
2024
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