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Commission for Gender Equality convenes webinar on Gender Justice, 25 Feb | SA News

24 February 2026 by Guest

The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) will be convening a webinar to bring together scholars, faith leaders, policymakers, civil society actors, and constitutional institutions to interrogate how gender inequality is sustained at the intersection of religion and health and how these systemic realities shape lived, embodied experiences.

This engagement forms part of the CGE’s constitutional mandate to promote, protect, monitor, and evaluate gender equality across all sectors of society. The discussion will deliberately move from global systemic patterns to South Africa’s lived realities, highlighting institutional accountability and identifying practical pathways for…

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