- Title
- South African victims of sexual gender based violence committed during apartheid : International Law remedies
- Creator
- Dibakwane, Matshidiso
- Subject
- Women - Legal status, laws, etc., Sex discrimination against women, Women - Violence against, Women - Crimes against
- Date
- 2019
- Type
- Masters (Thesis)
- Identifier
- http://hdl.handle.net/10210/413400
- Identifier
- uj:34825
- Description
- Abstract: Apartheid in South Africa did more to the society and the people of South Africa than to merely separate people on grounds of their race. It caused societal 1 dysfunctionalities. Amongst other, the dysfunctionality caused is one between men 2 and women, women being disadvantaged and oppressed. From the time Apartheid 3 4 was declared a crime against humanity through the time of democracy in South Africa, to current, a consistent failure to deal with Sexual Gender-Based Violence (“SGBV”) is evident. It is noted that victims of SGBV in Africa are currently sitting 5 with scars of crimes committed to them while some of the perpetrators sit in 6 positions of authority and are affluent thus have not been held accountable for any such actions..., LL.M. (International Law)
- Contributor
- Roux, M., Dr.
- Language
- English
- Rights
- University of Johannesburg
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