National Shutdown To Protest GBV


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Friday November 21st will see the national shutdown in protest against the crisis of gender-based violence in South Africa. 


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On Friday, 21 November, South African women will silence the nation.

We call on all women and members of the LGBTQI+ community across South Africa to refrain from all paid and unpaid work in workplaces, universities, and homes, and to spend no money for the entire day to demonstrate the economic and social impact of their absence.
 

Because until South Africa stops burying a woman every 2.5 hours, the G20 cannot speak of growth and progress.

We demand that Gender-Based Violence and Femicide be declared a National Disaster. Not tomorrow. Not at another summit. Now.

Careers Portal has turned purple for the day in a show of support for the national shutdown. 

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UCT Sarah Baartman

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The 16 Days Of Activism campaign aims to curb the scourge of violence against women and children. The lives of women and children remain at risk regardless of where they find themselves including at South Africa's universities and TVET Colleges. 


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