Safer communities for women and children
Chris’ blog was written as part of a series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence.
Regulating alcohol will protect South Africa’s women and children from gender based violence
Namuma’s blog was written as part of a series for the Wyze Up: Drink Responsibly campaign under the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships project to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence.
Nthabiseng: ‘I left my abusive husband’
Nthabiseng’s blog was written as part of a series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence. She was one of many survivors who told their stories of being abused by their partners when drunk.
Alcohol misuse fuels intimate partner violence
Helen Kubheka is a social worker at People Opposing Women Abuse (POWA) and is based at Nthabiseng Thuthuzela Care Centre in Baragwanath Hospital. POWA is a feminist organisation that provides support to women who experience abuse, domestic violence, gender-based violence, sexual trauma. In this Q&A, he speaks to Sonke Gender Justice as part of a blog series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence.
Relebogile: ‘I left my abusive husband’
Relebogile’s blog was written as part of a series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence. She was one of many survivors who told their stories of being abused by their partners when drunk.
My child is disabled because of my abusive husband
Thenjiwe’s blog was written as part of a series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence. She was one of many survivors who told their stories of being abused by their partners when drunk.
He hurts me but I cannot leave
Kgomotso’s blog was written as part of a series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence. She was one of many survivors who told their stories of being abused by their partners when drunk.
Men dialogues might help tackle gender based violence
Elias Thabiso works for Xumana Sibambane, an organisation that is based in Soweto whose objective is to tackle gender based violence specifically. In this Q&A, he speaks to Sonke Gender Justice as part of a blog series for the Safe at Home, Safe in Relationships Creative Activism Campaign to map the impact of alcohol abuse on intimate partner violence.
