Justice Denied, Silence Maintained: Women's Voices from the Margins of South Africa's Justice System
This research amplifies the lived experiences of women survivors of gender-based violence as they navigate…

This report is designed to assist civil society and South African institutions in deciding what body or institutions could appropriately fulfil the task of visiting all places of detention regularly to make recommendations and proposals to prevent torture. It is intended as a starting point for consultation. The report further suggests that South Africa should start with considering the strengths and weaknesses of its own domestic models of oversight. Which institutions currently function well and why? This may be determined not just by an institution's legal powers, organizational mandate and resources (although these are important factors) but also by the extra ingredients of political will and skilled leadership.
torturereview1208
Former CSVR Consultant (May 2006 - May 2007). Conducted legal review of South Africa's readiness to prevent torture in detention and implement Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture (OPCAT). She holds a postgraduate diploma in law from the BPP Law School.
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