Despite the shock value of recent rape incidents in countries like India and South Africa, brutality against women is not a new phenomenon, argues Bachelet
In commemoration of International Sex Worker Rights Day, sex workers and human rights activists will be taking to the streets to protest the continued abuse sex workers experience at the hands of the police
OUTA warns that it will be ‘dangerous’ for e-tolls to be launched before the Transport Laws and Related Matters Amendment Bill goes to the National Council of Provinces
The Department of Basic Education and LEAD SA announce a major initiative to raise rape awareness and educate the 10.2 million learners in South African schools
The Budget Review’s figures show that in the financial year 2010/11 the SARS lost a mere R118 million of potential revenue as a result of donations made by taxpayers, writes Crott
