rani is aids and activist thanks for talking to us mandisa it woman is killed every 3 hours in south africa what is to blame for that. callimachi the issue that we had is the reaction out of me saying that soc sec masculinity and maybe are you now cites and also a society that actually has a lot of trauma that hasn't been result without psycho social supports or any type of services available so you find it made of facing itself in the most violent of grades and unfortunately that's why i asked him a cite rates is so high. now little man guild describes what is wrong with south african men. i mean what is wrong with men in the world right as mandy says there is this toxic masculinity that just continues to let men believe that then title 2 women's bodies and that toxic masculinity in that form of control and power is the reason why men think that they can rape and kill women and gender nonconforming people in south africa. this issue has also been huge on social media about dozens of hostile acts on which people have taken to twitter to vent their frustration and anger one woman to m

busy leaving an abusive relationship so they don't have to be concerned about their job security mandisa pointed out earlier 70 random day. for a survivor of gender based violence visa v. what a prison or perpetrator gates. for a woman who may be economically dependent on her partner and has children even though they might be a desire to leave in a very intimate knowledge that i may die in this relationship the fear potentially also of who's going to look after my children. may keep a woman so to speak trapped in there in that situation last year i would say if we had a progressive policy agenda i would argue forests of edges. program because we need to start changing the narrative about gender violence and fame aside it is not woman who must avoid being victims it is not women who need to avoid walking alone at night it is not women who needs to to watch how they they dress and what they way it is not women who constantly need to lock the doors at all time we need to start changing this narrative and say that this is a collective if it and not only the responsibility of women mandisa le

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busy leaving an abusive relationship so they don't have to be concerned about their job security mandisa pointed out earlier 70 random day. for a survivor of gender based violence visa v what a prison or perpetrator gates. for a woman who may be economically dependent on her partner and has children even though they might be a desire to leave in a very intimate knowledge that i may die in this relationship the fear potentially also of who's going to look after my children. may keep a woman so to speak trapped in there but in that situation last thing i would say if we had a progressive policy agenda i would argue forests of edges. program because we need to start changing the narrative about gender violence and fame aside it is not woman who must avoid being victims it is not women who need to avoid walking alone at night it is not women who needs to to watch how they they dress and what they way it is not women who constantly need to lock the doors at all time we need to start changing this narrative and say that this is a collective if it and not only the responsibility of women mandis

of so many layers there you know and i want to i want to bring the senate and i'm glad you agree mandisa because i give this to you . speaking of all the layers it is what's brought people out onto the streets so this is vicki on twitter who says posters with messages like these are being held up in anguish and sorrow against femicide we don't feel safe anymore as young and old women in our country and it seems like there is no justice willing to be served towards femicide takers partakers another person said a personal story of sorts. being vigilant and staying alert of your surroundings is honestly not even a choice anymore i am always so paranoid and aware then this i just want to break this down a little bit for international audience is there a story from among the many tragic ones that we've seen in recent weeks that stands out to you that would explain this to lose today what this fear is like for so many young women. well unanimous definitely one of our young people who live literally we left campus as a student to go to the post office to deliver a package to go and have a packa

busy leaving an abusive relationship so they don't have to be concerned about their job security mandisa pointed out earlier 70 random day. for a survivor of gender based violence visa v what a prison or perpetrator gates. for a woman who may be economically dependent on her partner and has children even though they might be a desire to leave in a very intimate knowledge that i may die in this relationship the fear potentially also of who's going to look after my children. may keep a woman so to speak trapped in their.