‘Msundwe Rape’ tops 16 Days of Activism
The NGO Gender Coordination Network says justice for Nsundwe rape victims will be top of their agenda during this year’s 16 Days of activism against gender based violence.
Network Chairperson Barbara Banda says they want to see investigations into the matter expedited.
Police officers assigned to clear illegal road blocks people had created on the Mchinji-Lilongwe road are said to have raped and abused women in their homes in October.
Minister of Gender, Mary Navicha, acknowledges the need to improve justice services for women and girls in Malawi.
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