South Africa's leader unveils anti-violence measures

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa commented on acts of violence against women and announced new measures to combat them after the killing of 11 women in Ekurhuleni since July. The measures included expanding investigation teams to a national level, arresting some suspects, allocating resources to support women and children's protection units, as well as comprehensive reform of forensic examinations and expanding sexual offense courts. The president ordered a national audit within 60 days of unresolved murder and rape cases to implement a plan to address the backlog in violence cases against women and girls, reaffirming ongoing efforts to ensure a safe life for them.

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