Police encourage community members to report GBVF
Police says gender-based violence and femicide (GBVF) remain a serious concern that continues to affect individuals, families and communities. Police in the Northern Cape calls on members of the public to take an active role in preventing and combating GBVF by promoting respect, reporting abuse and taking proactive steps to ensure their safety and that of others. Police spokesperson captain Nomthandazo Mnisi says police encourages individuals, particularly women and vulnerable persons, to prioritize their safety and familiarize themselves with the following safety tips. Mnisi says be alert to controlling behaviour, intimidation, threats, excessive jealousy, emotional or physical abuse in relationships just to mention a few. Mnisi says the following . . .
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