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Challenges And Perceptions Of Social Service Professionals On The Effectiveness Of Gender Based Violence Services And Programmes In Cape Town
Gender-based violence is an umbrella term which refers to harm that is inflicted on a victim by a perpetrator because of the victim's gender. It is a concern globally and in South Africa. Studies conducted in South Africa indicate that the country has the highest report of genderbased violence cases...
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Department of Social Development
2024
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