Titlebook: Violence Against Women and Criminal Justice in Africa: Volume I; Legislation, Limitat Emma Charlene Lubaale,Ashwanee Budoo-Scholtz Book 202

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Introduction. Buyisiwe was gang raped on 2 October 2004. Four years after the rape, those accused of violence against her were convicted, nonetheless, her experience is far from praise-worthy. Buyisiwe’s long walk to justice was an appalling one, with her experience being compounded by mishaps and secondary vic

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Violence Against Women in Africa: A Human Rights Violation Necessitating Criminal Accountability have been eliminated. At the African Union level, both Agenda 2063 and the Agenda for Children 2040 envisage similar goals. These goals cannot be attained without understanding the forms of violence women experience as states need to know what it is that they are eliminating. Therefore, this chapte

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Addressing Gender-Based Violence Epidemic Through Criminal Justice: A Case Study of South Africa andime. Consequently, the global community has made it a priority to eliminate all practices of GBV and acknowledged that in terms of the 1993 Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women (DEVAW) that violence against women is a manifestation of historically unequal power relations between

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Police Capacity Building in Dealing with Domestic Violence Cases in South Africa: An Entry Point to nder-based violence in the light of the fact that women remain the major victims of this scourge. Moreover, with the police being the first point of contact in criminal justice processes, their ability to interpret and apply relevant laws is critical to fostering access to justice for women. The Dom

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Criminal Accountability for Gender-Based Violence in North Africa: Beyond Legal Reformsn countries including Morocco, Egypt and Libya. However, further in the discussion, the analysis narrows the discussion down to Morocco and Egypt by clearly demonstrating the pervasiveness of gender-based violence in these two countries and how such pervasiveness has not been met by effective crimin

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