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SAFTU ON 16 DAYS OF ACTIVISM “SOUTH AFRICA’S WAR ON WOMEN MUST END: IN HOMES, STREETS, WORKPLACES, AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.” | SA News


The South African Federation of Trade Unions (SAFTU) enters the 2025 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence with burning anger and sorrow. For decades, we have repeated one truth: South Africa is a country at war with its women. Women are killed, raped, beaten, humiliated, degraded, every hour of every d

Girls are being violated on their way to school.
LGBTQIA+ people face hate and corrective rape.
Domestic, farm, cleaning, and retail workers suffer harassment from employers and supervisors. Elderly women are attacked for their social grants.

This violence is not cultural. It is not random.

It is structural, produced by patriarchy, poverty, inequality, and…

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