Justice Minister Ronald Lamola says the Thuthuzela Care Centres
that have been set up across South Africa to provide services to victims of Gender-Based Violence play a significant role in the prosecution and conviction of the perpetrators of these crimes.Lamola says the centres, which have been established across South Africa, are a gateway to justice for the victims. The centres provide services such as counselling and medical treatment to the victims.“This is where the law, medicine and science converge.
Justice Minister Ronald Lamola says government is working with the private sector to roll-out the centres: National Director of Public Prosecutions Shamila Batohi says the Thuthuzela Care Centres that have been established across South Africa to provide support to victims of Gender-Based Violence are playing a significant role in advancing the fight against GBV crimes in the country.
“It is a reality that all victims of crime will not receive justice, but we must try to ensure that we can increase that percentage and do whatever we can to support those victims so that they can become survivors and I’m really hoping that in the next five years at most we can have a TCC at all the SAPS stations so that we can ensure access to these services throughout our country, even in the most far flung and rural areas.
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Thank you, but the SAPoliceService is not assisting because they are untrained, incompetent and have broken all the support services that victims so dearly require. Failing myanc Failing PresidencyZA failing lead GovernmentZA and Failing CyrilRamaphosa . Action4SA