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Nov 3, 2026

Greta RicoGUEST
10:12
And at that moment, my niece, Nicole, she was three years old at the time, was orphaned because her mother was killed.
Greta RicoGUEST
10:25
So that situation, that unfortunate situation made me realize that even though the media has been talking about gender violence and feminicide in Mexico for a while, we were not able to realize how big the issue about gender violence is and how deep it is affecting the families of the victims in terms of who is caring of this for these orphans of feminicide.
Greta RicoGUEST
10:53
And starting this project and doing this research for so long made me realize that it was also very important to talk about the women who are caring for these children, because unfortunately, as it happens most of the time when we talk about caregivers, in 98% of the cases, there is women taking care of these children.
Greta RicoGUEST
11:19
This project is about how trauma is affecting them and also bringing into light that the government is not doing anything for these children, for these women and for the family of the victims.
Greta RicoGUEST
11:51
And I started the first chapter with my cousin and my niece and then about.
Greta RicoGUEST
11:57
two or three years, more or less, I started this second chapter.
Greta RicoGUEST
12:01
And also important to say that you are looking a lot of pink in the pictures, because one of the reflections that I got after so many years of working with gender violence is that I wanted to focus in two very important things with this project.
Greta RicoGUEST
12:23
One of them, one of those things was how can we talk about feminicide and how can we talk about violence against women without showing the violence again, and showing the blood and showing the pain and showing only the shadows and showing only death.
Dani PainterHOST
2:26
This despite progress being made.
Dani PainterHOST
2:28
Lesufi provided an update on the province's progress in combating GBV and femicide.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:34
Despite this progress that we have noted above, challenges remain intact, particularly the forensic backlog.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:41
outstanding case recovery information, and the urgent need to accelerate municipal safety interventions.
speaker_0HOST
3:13
In other news, Gauteng Premier Paniasala Sufi says officials have conducted inspections at more than 7,000 liquor outlets.
speaker_0HOST
3:20
This forms part of efforts to reduce GBV in the province.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:23
The province has also submitted its strategic inputs on the proposed new liquor bill to inform future policy development on this matter.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:33
Specialized warden training is scheduled to commence early November 2026 as part of our force multiplier in ensuring compliance on liquor-related matters.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:28
We're supposed to have it this week.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:30
We postponed it to the 1st of December to allow local government elections to go through.
Luyanda DancaCORRESPONDENT
3:35
The provincial government says it will continue strengthening its response to GBVF through improved law enforcement, survivor support services and coordination between government departments.
Luyanda DancaCORRESPONDENT
3:47
Luyan Datanga, SCBC News in Johannesburg.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:54
You can find SAFM Current Affairs on 104 to 107 nationwide.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:00
Our plan focused in providing extra support on the 10 police stations that registered the highest numbers of rape, attempted rape, and all related sexual-related offenses.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:11
Plans included deploying 1,022 GBV response teams across 122 high-risk areas, aiding 56 social workers,
Steve RobertsGUEST
69:08
But what's happened increasingly is that external program providers have become the go-to sort of solution.
Steve RobertsGUEST
69:17
And in the GBV space, especially the problem, I think, is a lot of those providers are come at the problem from come at the issue from the perspective of boys mental health is the main driver of gender-based violence and this is where i find it really tricky so there's kind of two things happening at the same time one is i think schools um and teachers can do the job as well and probably better than a lot of the external providers in part because of the relationships that they build in the schools like relationships are so crucial to this thing but what's happened again is i keep talking about sort of kidnapped narratives the whole way through this conversation but this is what's happened there's a there's a group of social entrepreneurs different kind of charities and ngos and small organizations as well who have convinced many people that First of all, that they can be effective in transforming boys and men's mental health by doing a program that's 90 minutes long or even a one day long program.
Steve RobertsGUEST
70:09
But then secondly, that that is the solution to gender based violence.
Steve RobertsGUEST
70:13
And that is deeply problematic on two levels.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:45
We're supposed to have it this week.
Panyaza LesufiSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
3:49
We postponed it to the 1st of December to allow local government elections to go through.
Luyanda DancaCORRESPONDENT
3:54
The provincial government says it will continue strengthening its response to GBVF through improved law enforcement, survivor support services and coordination between government departments.
Luyanda DancaCORRESPONDENT
4:05
Luyan Datanga, SABC News in Johannesburg.
speaker_0NARRATOR
4:12
You can find SAFM Current Affairs on 104 to 107 nationwide.
Lillian Matsika TakaendisaGUEST
2:33
One out of four women suffer sexual violence.
Lillian Matsika TakaendisaGUEST
2:36
And even the reported cases, they also show that women suffer more GBV than men.
Lillian Matsika TakaendisaGUEST
2:43
Why is that so? It's because of the unequal power relations that exist in relationships.
Lillian Matsika TakaendisaGUEST
2:50
And there's also issues like, you know, what we call child marriages.
Khaya MoyoHOST
4:13
There's a lot of misconceptions sometimes when we talk about gender-based violence.
Khaya MoyoHOST
4:17
Most people confuse it with only physical assault.
Khaya MoyoHOST
4:21
What are the forms that GBV can take?
Fadzai TraquinoGUEST
4:25
Thank you.
Melinda FergusonGUEST
36:38
But in South Africa, we've got poverty like we just see it all the time.
Melinda FergusonGUEST
36:43
And that's probably, I think alcohol plays 100%, if not 99% in GBV.
Melinda FergusonGUEST
36:51
I don't
Cindy PolutaHOST
36:53
necessarily think it's a poverty thing.
Safiya RajanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:03
I think most importantly is to address sexual violence in 2026, you know, sexual violence in the present.
Safiya RajanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:10
Um, one aspect is digital violence 'cause we know there's a lot of technologically facilitated GBV.
Safiya RajanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:16
Um, so this act actually addresses that, which is really, really important.
Safiya RajanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
4:20
We, we find that both women and children, um, can be subjected to gender-based violence online.

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