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Multi-stakeholder approach to fight gender-based violence

1 November 2017 by Alan

Multi-stakeholder approach to fight gender-based violence:

The Gauteng Provincial Government is putting more resources in law enforcement to fight gender-based violence, including sexual offences against girl children and girl learners.

: South Africa news stories Janine

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