Activists March in Support of Khwezi
One in Nine Campaign members have cautioned women not to enter the South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg, warning them that the building is unsafe because it is where President, Jacob Zuma, was found not guilty of raping a an HIV-positive woman four years ago.
The campaign, established in 2006 at the start of the Zuma rape trial, organised a picket outside the high court as a sign of solidarity with Khwezi (Zuma’s rape accuser), and other women who have reported rape.
After song and dance, the female protesters marched on to Kruis Street, where they hung a banner from the Colman Chamber building, reading: ‘Four years later, Zuma is president, Khwezi is in exile, where is the justice?’
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The campaign, established in 2006 at the start of the Zuma rape trial, organised a picket outside the high court as a sign of solidarity with Khwezi (Zuma’s rape accuser), and other women who have reported rape.
After song and dance, the female protesters marched on to Kruis Street, where they hung a banner from the Colman Chamber building, reading: ‘Four years later, Zuma is president, Khwezi is in exile, where is the justice?’
To read the article titled, “One in Nine Campaign marches in support of Khwezi,” click here.
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