Women hold placards as they protest against gender-based violence, outside the Johannesburg Stock Exchange in Sandton on 13 September. Picture: REUTERS/Stringer“We are hoping to achieve some kind of commitment from the private sector through the JSE. We are demanding 2% from all companies listed on the JSE, which will be used to fight gender-based violence,” one of the organisers of the march, Fatima Moutloatse, said on Friday.
Moutloatse said they had also submitted demands for a two-day gender-based violence and femicide summit.The organisers have called on several businesses to shut down and allow their staff to join the march.Others read: “Respect our existence or expect our resistance.”Activist and survivor of gender-based violence Rosie Motene said the first step out of an abusive relationship is “an honest conversation in a secure space”.
“Women and men all need to address this issue openly and to be prepared to listen in ways that can make a positive difference. “If we can use this climate to really get through the message that silence is an enemy, and provide the means for women to safely speak, we should be able to make some long-overdue, real progress.”
To paraphrase what’s being said: Women are dying and our government says there is no money to combat gender-based violence. We’re here to ask the JSE for that money.
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#SandtonShutdown: Marchers demand 2% from companies listed on JSEThe SandtonShutdown organisers have demanded 2% from companies listed on the JSE.
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#SandtonShutdown: Marchers demand 2% from companies listed on JSEMoutloatse said they had also submitted demands for a two-day gender-based violence and femicide summit.
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