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Despite of all the media information and reports about women abuse and non- reporting, there seems to be a high rate of domestic violence, according to reports obtained at Masonwabisane women support centre in Butterworth, Eastern Cape. According to the managing director of the above centre twenty (20) victims report daily at the centre. Probably because of cultural and religious beliefs, violence is not always reported or talked about. It is against this background that the researcher intended to conduct this study. Examination of the characteristics of abused women who visited Masonwabisane Women Support Centre (MWSC) in Butterworth, Eastern Cape.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Despite of all the media information and reports about women abuse and non- reporting, there seems to be a high rate of domestic violence, according to reports obtained at Masonwabisane women support centre in Butterworth, Eastern Cape. According to the managing director of the above centre twenty (20) victims report daily at the centre. Probably because of cultural and religious beliefs, violence is not always reported or talked about. It is against this background that the researcher intended to conduct this study. Examination of the characteristics of abused women who visited Masonwabisane Women Support Centre (MWSC) in Butterworth, Eastern Cape.
Autorenporträt
La Sra. Sizeka Monakali (nee Kupiso) tiene un BACUR de la Universidad de Sudáfrica y un MPH de la Universidad de Limpopo (Campus de Medunsa). Trabajó como profesora en el Lilitha College of Nursing Eastern Cape, y actualmente trabaja como administradora de servicios comunitarios en el subdistrito de salud de Mnquma, Eastern Cape.