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Means another chance for government to fail to deliver on those promises. We speak to Lucinda Evans, Director of Palisa, Abafazi Betu, about whether she feels the latest plan can actually make women safer. Good morning, Lucinda. Really appreciate your time.
against gender-based violence and femicide. Activists have organised a Heritage Day walk at Princess Flay from 9 tomorrow morning. One Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Even if it rains 100%, friends, family, survivors, everybody's going to support us.
A Heritage Day walk at Princess Flay from 9 tomorrow morning. 1 Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Even if it rains 100%, friends, family, survivors, everybody's going to support us. We are still walking. Please bring your messages. We are dressing in black and
in a solidarity against gender-based violence and femicide. Activists have organized a Heritage Day walk at Princess Flay from 9 tomorrow morning. 1 Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Even if it rains 100%, friends, family, survivors, everybody's going to see.
last night when it comes to GBV, another press conference, another council, another intensification of efforts. But nothing from where I stand, nothing really ever gets done. I'm going to be speaking to women's rights activist Lucinda Evans about that.
of all ages dressed in purple and black are gathered here at Princess Flay this morning. They say there's not much to celebrate this Heritage Day while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organiser One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning we
The dress code for the demonstration led by activists like Lucinda Evans out in the southern suburbs. We've got our reporter Lauren Isaacs tracking that march for us around Princess Flay this morning. There's also a demonstration expected a little later today,
purple and black are gathered here at Princess Flay this morning. They say there's not much to celebrate this Heritage Day while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organizer One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning, we are here to foremost.
This Heritage Day, while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organizer One Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning we are here to first and foremost give voice to survivors and families and men and children and those deeply affected by
at Princess Flay this morning. They say there's not much to celebrate this Heritage Day while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organiser One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning we are here to first and foremost give voice to survivors.
Lucinda Evans, when she first took to the podium to make announcements. Look, everybody was told to come in purple or black. So when she took to the podium, she said: if there are any political colors spotted here today, if you see any political t-shirts or
the sound of Sinzeni now. What have we done? Organizer of today's Solidarity Walk: One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. CAFTA resident Renalda Parrish says it's time government acts and men realize this cannot continue. This is my body. If I say no, no means no.
they circled the Princess Flay Wetland Park carrying placards. Organiser of today's Solidarity Walk, Lucinda Evans. We need to start GBV pressure groups in our community council. We are seeing the President and what he says and what he doesn't do. So it starts
in Cape Town saw various communities coming together. The march was organized by Cape Town activist Lucinda Evans, who's also the South African coordinator for 1 Billion Rising. We need to deal with them at the X where it will hurt them because it doesn't
investigated, that victims and their families are supported and perpetrators are held accountable. The Pelisa Abafasi Betu Women's Center's Lucinda Evans. A lot is being said about how women need to keep themselves safe. We need to be indoors. We need to
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Means another chance for government to fail to deliver on those promises. We speak to Lucinda Evans, Director of Palisa, Abafazi Betu, about whether she feels the latest plan can actually make women safer. Good morning, Lucinda. Really appreciate your time.
against gender-based violence and femicide. Activists have organised a Heritage Day walk at Princess Flay from 9 tomorrow morning. One Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Even if it rains 100%, friends, family, survivors, everybody's going to support us.
A Heritage Day walk at Princess Flay from 9 tomorrow morning. 1 Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Even if it rains 100%, friends, family, survivors, everybody's going to support us. We are still walking. Please bring your messages. We are dressing in black and
in a solidarity against gender-based violence and femicide. Activists have organized a Heritage Day walk at Princess Flay from 9 tomorrow morning. 1 Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Even if it rains 100%, friends, family, survivors, everybody's going to see.
last night when it comes to GBV, another press conference, another council, another intensification of efforts. But nothing from where I stand, nothing really ever gets done. I'm going to be speaking to women's rights activist Lucinda Evans about that.
of all ages dressed in purple and black are gathered here at Princess Flay this morning. They say there's not much to celebrate this Heritage Day while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organiser One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning we
The dress code for the demonstration led by activists like Lucinda Evans out in the southern suburbs. We've got our reporter Lauren Isaacs tracking that march for us around Princess Flay this morning. There's also a demonstration expected a little later today,
purple and black are gathered here at Princess Flay this morning. They say there's not much to celebrate this Heritage Day while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organizer One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning, we are here to foremost.
This Heritage Day, while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organizer One Billion Risings, Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning we are here to first and foremost give voice to survivors and families and men and children and those deeply affected by
at Princess Flay this morning. They say there's not much to celebrate this Heritage Day while women continue to be slaughtered by men. Organiser One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. Well, this morning we are here to first and foremost give voice to survivors.
Lucinda Evans, when she first took to the podium to make announcements. Look, everybody was told to come in purple or black. So when she took to the podium, she said: if there are any political colors spotted here today, if you see any political t-shirts or
the sound of Sinzeni now. What have we done? Organizer of today's Solidarity Walk: One Billion Risings Lucinda Evans. CAFTA resident Renalda Parrish says it's time government acts and men realize this cannot continue. This is my body. If I say no, no means no.
they circled the Princess Flay Wetland Park carrying placards. Organiser of today's Solidarity Walk, Lucinda Evans. We need to start GBV pressure groups in our community council. We are seeing the President and what he says and what he doesn't do. So it starts
in Cape Town saw various communities coming together. The march was organized by Cape Town activist Lucinda Evans, who's also the South African coordinator for 1 Billion Rising. We need to deal with them at the X where it will hurt them because it doesn't
investigated, that victims and their families are supported and perpetrators are held accountable. The Pelisa Abafasi Betu Women's Center's Lucinda Evans. A lot is being said about how women need to keep themselves safe. We need to be indoors. We need to
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Activist Lucinda Evans, of One Billion Risings, organised a Heritage Day solidarity walk against gender-based violence and femicide at Princess Plays in Cape Town from 9am 28, with women and men dressed in purple and black gathered there while women continue to be slaughtered by men 68.
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