28 June 2020 1 Min Read
IN PICTURES | Cape Town residents brave heavy rain to protest against gender-based violence
- Members of the community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday.
- Members of the community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday.
- Members of the community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday.
- Community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday.
- Community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday. Leading the protest is activist Yonda Gebenga with a boxing glove.
- Community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday.
- Community of Philippi march to Nyanga Police station during a protest against gender-based violence on Sunday.
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Members of the community of Philippi in Cape Town braved heavy rain on Saturday to march to the Nyanga police station to protest against gender-based violence which has engulfed the country.
A number of women and children have been raped or killed by men in recent weeks, which has prompted a number of marches and President Cyril Ramaphosa to call for men to take the lead in the fight against violence on women and children.
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