WWSO Exhibition at 1st SA Conference on Violence. 25/8/2016
At the WWSOSA Exhibition CABSA represented We Will Speak Out SA at the 1st South African Conference on Violence, from the 15th to the…
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WWSOSA New Developments 2016
Important developments in the We Will Speak Out South Africa Coalition has taken the organisation to the next level. This was greatly assisted by the AmplifyChange…
Read articleMen’s March against violence against women and children. 31st August 2013
On 31st August the Oasis Church in Umlazi Township one of the biggest township in KwaZulu-Natal took a firm stand against the abuse of women and…
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Sixteen Days of Activism to End Violence against Women and Girls Campaign 2013
On the 25th of November 2013, faith communities responded to the leadership of the Archbishop of Capetown, Thabo Makgoba when he committed the Anglican Communion…
Read articleChurches, Wake up! Statement by WWSOSA on Alleged Abuse and Protest of Young Women. 31 January 2018
We should not be surprised by the alleged sexual violence in the Pretoria City Mission of the Methodist Church. Incidences of men treating women as…
Read articleThe Silence is Broken. 2014
Through the work of the Coalition, the silence is broken. A movement of survivors of sexual violence in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, was launched on…
Read articleWe Will Speak Out SA Launch 25 November 2013
On the 25th November 2013, Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba and UNAIDS South Africa launched ‘We Will Speak Out: South Africa’ at Pretoria Cathedral. The coalition will…
Read articleIt is Time to Break our Silence. 22/11/2013
On the 22nd November 2013, a group of remarkable women came together to share with local government officials, UN agencies, NGOs and church leaders. Their…
Read articleBible-Based Abuse: Statement from WWSOSA Mancom, 17 May 2017
Statement on recent sexual and gender based crimes involving men of faith, sent by email and published on social media, by the interim coordinator and…
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