Series of feminicides in South Africa: how did we get here?
France 24 hosts Jacqueline Derens, a former anti-apartheid activist and author of "Women of South Africa," to discuss the wave of feminicides in the country.
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France 24 is devoting a program to the series of feminicides striking South Africa, with guest Jacqueline Derens, a former anti-apartheid activist and author of the book "Women of South Africa."
The interview aims to examine the origins of this wave of violence against women in the country, through the perspective of a long-time observer of South African society and its evolution since the end of apartheid.
The program is part of broader coverage of gender-based violence in South Africa, a country that has been facing high rates of feminicide and domestic violence for several years, regularly denounced by women's rights advocacy groups.
Specific details about the figures or cases discussed during the interview were not provided in the available information.
Sources
- Série de féminicides en Afrique du Sud : comment en est-on arrivé là ? — France 24 — Français
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