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Sebenza police engage locals on GBV awareness

"Even men can be victims of GBV they must report any incidents as everyone has a right to open a case.”

October 23, 2022

Stephan Lehman Less than a minute

Sebenza Police Station's sector one manager and domestic violence coordinator Sergeant Barbara Tshunungwa and communications officer Sergeant Sharon Tsotsotso interacting with community members at the market.

Police officers from Sebenza SAPS conducted two GBV awareness campaigns in Modderfontein.

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Sebenza SAPS corporate communications officer Sergeant Sharon Tsotsotso said on October 13 officers visited Flamingo Shopping Centre where they distributed awareness pamphlets.

Sergeant Barbara Tshunungwa and fellow officers promoting GBV awareness at Flamingo Shopping Centre.

Two days later the station followed up with another campaign at the Fourways Farmers Market in Modderfontein where they distributed more awareness pamphlets and interacted with the community.

“Even men can be victims of GBV. They must report any incidents as everyone has a right to open a case,” said Tsotsotso.

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