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Siyayinqoba Beat It! 2006 Episode 13 - Gender Violence - Noxolo
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Gender violence is a massive problem in South Africa. In 2003, there were almost 53 000 rapes reported, but even this is far lower than the actual number of rapes that took place. Many rape survivors are afraid to report these crimes. They fear they will be victimised by perpetrators, and that police and court officials may embarrass and humiliate them. Rape is one of the main reasons that there are so many more women infected with HIV compared to men, which makes it difficult to arrest them. Siyayinqoba met up with an extremely brave young woman, Noxolo Vumazonke, who was raped by her father.
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Gender Violence - Noxolo
2006 - Ep. 13 - Rape is one of the main reasons that there are so many more women infected with HIV compared to men, which makes it difficult to arrest them. Siyayinqoba met up with an extremely brave young woman, Noxolo Vumazonke, who was raped by her father.
“They watched us and said: "Here comes Mr & Mrs Komani." One boer said: "Now that one kaffir has won it’s all over. No more Passes." It ended there.”
On the removal of Pass Laws
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