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SA Women Fight Back started off as a Facebook Group, for womxn only, on the 8th of August 2019. Our community grew to roughly 250 000 women in a short space of time. We became a a safe haven where womxn came to share their stories of abuse, seek help, and to confide in each other.
SAWFB is a community of womxn who campaign to bring about legislative change and seek accountability to eradicate gender inequality in South Africa. SA Women Fight Back offers support to victims and survivors of Gender Based Violence. We offer help through a holistic approach to find safety, justice, empowerment, equality, and healing for all womxn in South Africa.

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If you have fallen victim to GBV, let us help you!

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We've made it our mission to make it easier to report GBV abusers,and harder for them to get away with it.
Contact us now for help, or if you have any questions about GBV.

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WATCH | Women protest against bail for Meghan Cremer murder accused

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READ | Western Cape police stations lack sufficient rape kits

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WATCH |Marching to Parliament against GBV

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SA women fight back: Taking up the campaign against gender-based violence

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READ | Call for sex offender list to be made public

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