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The discovery of ten women's bodies over the past two months, including one Sunday in the suburbs of Johannesburg, revives anger in South Africa, where femicides are among the highest in the world. Rights defenders denounce the shortcomings of public policies in the face of a scourge that the President himself has set up as a "national disaster".
The discovery of ten women's bodies over the past two months, including one Sunday in the suburbs of Johannesburg, revives anger in South Africa, where femicides are among the highest in the world. Rights defenders denounce the shortcomings of public policies in the face of a scourge that the President himself has set up as a "national disaster".
