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Premier Mokonyane promotes the rights of lesbians and no violence against women

18 Aug 2011

Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane will tomorrow, 19 August 201, deliver the keynote address at an event to promote the rights of lesbians and no violence against women. Minister for Women, Children and People with Disabilities Lulu Xingwana will also be at the event as a guest speaker.

Among some of the activities planned for the event are a march led by the Ekurhuleni Pride Organising Committee to table a petition on the handling of the case of murdered Noxolo Nogwaza and other lesbians who have fallen victim to corrective rape and other abuses. There will also be a prayer service and awareness campaign on gender-based violence.

Families of those who have fallen victim to crimes related to gender-based violence, including the murdered Nogwaza and Eudy Simelane, will be present to share their painful experience with delegates.

Details of the event are as follows:

Part 1
Time: 10h00
Venue: KwaThema Civic Centre, Springs
Activity: March to police station

Part 2
Time: 13h00
Venue: Central Methodist Church, KwaThema
Activity: Prayer service

Part 3
Time: 18H00
Venue: The Bahamas Park
Activity: Braai

For more information contact:
Xoli Mngambi
Cell: 082 373 1146

Source: Gauteng Provincial Government

Issued by: Gauteng Office of the Premier
18 Aug 2011


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