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The South African Council of Churches is calling for urgent action to protect women. This comes after eight bodies of women were found in Gauteng's East Rand in…
The South African Council of Churches is calling for urgent action to protect women.
This comes after eight bodies of women were found in Gauteng's East Rand in just two months.
The SACC says the deaths of women in Kempton Park, Olifantsfontein and Springs have sparked fear and outrage.
The Council has called for faster investigations, prosecutions and the implementation of the national Gender-Based Violence and Femicide disaster declaration.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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@@tameimpala37Imported1mo ago
The SAPS cannot protect ANYBODY yet now you want them to focus on women.
@@charilec5472Imported1mo ago
The first time you slap a woman, you better have R500 in your pocket, or else you not going home. The 2nd. time you hit a woman, it's 5 thousand, or 5 months. We don't need another talk show or discussion, but a change in law.<br>HARSHER SENTENCES!
@@tiaanlombard-o8oImported1mo ago
Maybe if criminals actually get punished for their crimes in this country we wouldn't be in this situation.
@@Forza_interMilanImported1mo ago
What a useless clip.
@@AnnaslyticsImported1mo ago
This is so shocking … is this only in this area ? Shocking beyond words
@@jordanmapfumo9359Imported1mo ago
Calling? When has 'calling' for anything ever made a difference?
@@felixmoyoedonmiImported1mo ago
What is the urgent action to protect everyone? We are busy slaughtering each other.
The South African Council of Churches is calling for urgent action to protect women.
This comes after eight bodies of women were found in Gauteng's East Rand in just two months.
The SACC says the deaths of women in Kempton Park, Olifantsfontein and Springs have sparked fear and outrage.
The Council has called for faster investigations, prosecutions and the implementation of the national Gender-Based Violence and Femicide disaster declaration.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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