Support for survivors of gender-based violence

August 18, 2018

Support for survivors of gender-based violence

Grocotts Mail Kathryn Clearly

According to research by Media Monitoring Africa (MMA), out of all stories analysed in South African media in 2017, only 6% were about gender-based violence. The Herald had the most reporting on the topic in the country, more so than Huffington Post and News24. Grocott’s Mail wants to hear your stories, your news, and your questions about gender-based violence so we can continue to investigate and report on this critical national issue.

Support for survivors of gender-based violence

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