Community invited to a dialogue to end GBV
The aim of the event, among other things, is to educate the community on how to report such cases.
The SAPS, in partnership with various stakeholders, is calling the community to a dialogue to end gender-based violence.
“We have realised that this problem needs all of us to come together, and work towards a common goal.
“These things are happening behind closed doors and it is not always easy for the police to crack down on perpetrators.
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“We need to speak out and stop hiding the truth.
“We can not stand by and watch women and children perish.
“The situation, as it is, is unacceptable,” says Capt Johannes Ramphora of Springs Police Station.
The aim of the event, among other things, is to educate the community on how to report such cases.
The SAPS will be joined by social workers and councillors who will be available to advise attendees on different matters.
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Faith-based organisations and other law-enforcement bodies will be there.
The event will take place on November 28 at Apostolic Faith Mission Church, Malaza Street, KwaThema.
It will start at 10am.
Contact Capt Ramphora on 011 365 6700.
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