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The legacy of the 1956 women’s march: Sophie de Bruyn's plea for action against GBV
On Women’s Day, Sophie de Bruyn delivered a powerful critique of gender-based violence in South Africa, urging citizens and leaders to take action against this pervasive issue.
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Women’s March leader Sophie de Bruyn calls for new mobilisation against gender-based violence
Seventy years after marching to the Union Buildings against apartheid, Sophie de Bruyn urges a new march against gender-based violence and corruption in South Africa
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Seventy years after the Women's March, the struggle continues
Seventy years after the historic 1956 Women's March, South Africa has made significant progress towards gender equality, but women continue to face poverty, unemployment,…
