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Scrutiny of Gender-Based Violence Efforts in Southern Africa Following Killings

Recent killings in South Africa have raised concerns about the effectiveness of measures against gender-based violence. Activists argue that laws need to be implemented effectively and that societal attitudes must change to protect women. Similar issues are reported in neighboring countries like Botswana and Zambia, where high levels of violence against women persist despite existing laws.

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Dineo M. Carol Firoz Cachalia Sindisiwe Chikunga Naledi Masipa

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Recent killings in South Africa have raised concerns about the effectiveness of measures against gender-based violence. Activists argue that laws need to be implemented effectively and that societal attitudes must change to protect women. Similar issues are reported in neighboring countries like Botswana and Zambia, where high levels of violence against women persist despite existing laws.

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Why gender-based violence persists in Southern Africa

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Scrutiny of Gender-Based Violence Efforts in Southern Africa Following Killings