Tosunga Baninga

Why don't they just leave? There are many reasons why survivors stay or return to abusive relationships. Criticizing their decisions will not help. They will need your support even more during those times. Learn More: bit.ly/313JPqZ #domesticviolence #GBV #WithHer

We cannot end sexual violence till we eradicate all forms of social + economic inequalities in society. Many girls + women experience barriers in accessing friendly #SRHR services, quality education, shelters and adequate employment increasing the risk of #sexualviolence. #GBV

Knowing what to say and do when a friend shares their #SGBV experience is important. You could play a big role in timely connecting them to appropriate care and support. Check the Do's and Don'ts of talking to a survivor of #sexualviolence compiled by @together4girls. #EndGBV

#WomensMonth #EnoughIsEnough

Tosunga Baninga's latest awareness raising installation on femicide:

A recent article - there was nothing for us to celebrate on Women's Day. #EnoughIsEnough

[INVITATION] Join us in celebrating the #power of #women to transform the world! #MandelaTalks #WomensMonth #womensmonth2020 Wednesday 5 Aug at 11:00 SAST Read more and register here: chr.up.ac.za/latest-news/21…

Today marks 2 years since we marched in the fight against gender based violence and femicide. Women and children are still dying. When women speak up we are the perpetrators threaten to sue victims. Today, we tell our stories. #TheTotalShutdown #TellYourTruth #24Demands

We are looking for a Junior Research Fellow to work with us in implementing our African Law and Society Programme over the next 6 months. Details below. Closing date 7 August.

Dear @DOJCD_ZA @Saps justice system is too often unjust. #WomensMonth

We've been doing our part to keep Evaton sanitized and as safe as possible during the #COVID19SouthAfrica pandemic. Friends, please show each other support and patience whenever you can. We will get through this together.

Our food distribution has included fresh veggies - full of healthy goodness. That's what we want for Evaton:

We've been quiet on social media but not in Evaton - our work has kept us busier than ever. Thanks to the partners who have been working with us to ensure that community members receive food.

Patriarchy reduces women to simply bodies and determines which bodies are valuable and worthy of existing in society. We reject that notion. We are more than our bodies. We are mind, spirit and soul. We each deserve to be here no what matter our body looks like. #BodyPolitics

How can we expect people to take care when they cannot feed their families? Our unemployment rate which was already amongst some of the highest in the world has skyrocketed and yet the #CovidGrant has not been implemented. This is life and death for people. #PayTheGrants

We choose to respect and care for our bodies. Our bodies belong to us and nature has given us the responsibility to take care of them. How do you care for your body? #BodyPolitics

Today, our co-founder, Norma Mbele will be a speaker on this webinar on the GBV pandemic:

Violence won't end completely if we focus on punishing perpetrators. Instead, the patriarchal constructs that condone and normalise a culture of violence against women and girls must be eradicated and every woman and girl must be valued as full human and treated with dignity.

What an incredible day! Both of our in-house counsel arguing for us in two virtual hearings in the Western Cape High Court. Both bringing in arguments about the need to address #SLAPP suits used to silence human rights defenders