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Reimagining Gender Justice: Parliament’s Careful Examination of the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Act

23 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Parliament’s Portfolio Committee is carefully reviewing the National Council on GenderBased Violence and Femicide Act to make sure it truly protects women, girls, and genderdiverse people. They want to create a strong, efficient Council that can act quickly and include voices from civil society without getting bogged down in bureaucracy. The Committee is focused on clear timelines and real accountability, determined to turn promises into real safety and justice. This careful work shows South Africa’s deep commitment to fighting genderbased violence now and for the future.

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