LGBTQI+ workers still face discrimination and harassment in the workplace, exclusion from the labour market, poor working conditions and lower wages, while homophobia limits the inclusion and participation of LGBTQI+ workers within the trade union movement itself.
In the late 1960s, the authoritarian government of Chiang Kai-shek invited the US firm Radio Corporation of America (RCA) to transfer part of its television […]
Sex workers remain vulnerable to abuse and when police are so often the perpetrators, they have little to no protection from the law.
Despite strides being made on the science front when it comes to the treatment of HIV, activists say stigma remains a big problem in communities.
Imbizo ya Madoda saw men living in and around Khayelitsha participating in a long overdue and crucial conversation around GBV.
Bheki Cele urged tavern owners to teach patrons how to drink.
Women in mining-affected communities say they bear the brunt of mining activities.
Ten years after the massacre of mine workers conspired by the state and their employer in Marikana, residents continue to fight for a better life
A disagreement over the use of a vehicle led to a male officer assaulting a female officer at Tsomo police station.
The KZN premier visited the police station with the highest number of reported rape cases as part of the launch of 16 Days of Activism.
The costs of getting a university education comes at higher cost for female students from poor backgrounds, no less if they are on NSFAS bursaries.
On 8 April 2021, hundreds of women gathered in Khartoum to rally against domestic and gender-based violence in Sudan. In what has been described as […]
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