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Women’s Network, Men for Change campaigns revived

10 May 2016 by Alan

Pretoria – As part of the back-to-basics approach, the South African Police Service (SAPS) has relaunched its Women’s Network and Men for Change structures.

The Women’s Network was first established in 2003 to champion the rights of the most vulnerable groups in society and to ensure female emancipation is realised.

Men for Change was launched in 2004 and deals with the critical role of eradicating gender-based violence and the challenges faced by men in policing.

Full Article: South Africa news stories – Women’s Network, Men for Change campaigns revived – Bathandwa

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