Al Jazeera·4 min read·medium
Seventy years after South Africa’s women’s march, the struggle is not over
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Seventy years after the historic 1956 women's march against apartheid, South African activist Sophie Williams-de Bruyn reflects on the progress and persistent challenges facing women in the country. While democracy has been achieved, many women continue to struggle with poverty, violence, and lack of economic opportunity.
Women helped defeat apartheid’s pass laws, but many still face violence, poverty and unemployment.
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