Engendering Change? An Analysis of How NGOs Work on the Problem of Violence Against Women in South Africa Emily Stanley Abstract The fundamental concern of this paper is the problem of violence against women in South - Sexual violence in South Africa - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Engendering Change? An Analysis of How NGOs Work on the Problem of Violence Against Women in South Africa Emily Stanley Abstract The fundamental concern of this paper is the problem of violence against women in South Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-13 09:12:34 Open Document File Size: 388,73 KB Share Result on Facebook City Soul City / Cape Town / / Company Triangle / The Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust / BBC News / South Africa Journal / / Country South Africa / / Facility Soul City Institute / Development Communication The Soul City Institute / / IndustryTerm frontline services / socio-legal systems / crisis services / gay rights / mass media / / NaturalFeature Eastern Cape / / Organization Soul City Institute for Health / Luleki Sizwe / World Health Organization / Soul City Institute for Health and Development Communication / South African Police Service / United Nations / Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children / Luleki Sizwe Luleki Sizwe / gay rights group / South African Law Commission / Interpol / / Person Charlene Smith / / Position journalist / / ProvinceOrState Eastern Cape / / PublishedMedium the Journal of Politics / / Region South Africa / / SocialTag Gender Feminism Abuse Violence Rape Domestic violence Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women Sexual violence Sexism Gender-based violence

Engendering Change? An Analysis of How NGOs Work on the Problem of Violence Against Women in South Africa Emily Stanley Abstract The fundamental concern of this paper is the problem of violence against women in SouthAdd to Reading List