Vol. 11 No. 2 (2013) | African Safety Promotion: A Journal of Injury and Violence Prevention

Published: 2016-05-25

Editorial: Critical reflections on contemporary responses to gender violence within public, political, health and research contexts

T Shefer

1-13

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Gender-based violence and the need for evidence-based primary prevention in South Africa

A Gevers, N Jama-Shai, Y Sikweyiya

14-20

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Relevance and feasibility of WHO recommendations for intimate partner violence care in South African primary health settings

K Joyner

21-27

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The importance of confronting a colonial, patriarchal and racist past in addressing post-apartheid sexual violence

L.V. Graham

28-37

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Gender violence in and around schools: Time to get to zero

D Bhana

38-47

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Vrou is Gif: The representation of violence against women in Margie Orford’s Clare Hart novels

L Vincent, S Naidu

48-62

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Sexual violence in post-conflict Sierra Leone: Obstacles to prevention responses

J John-Langba, V.N. John-Langba, N.M. Rogers

63-75

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Conspicuous by its absence: Domestic violence intervention in South African pre-hospital emergency care

N Naidoo, S.E. Knight, L.J. Martin

76-92

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“We face rape. We face all things”: Understandings of gender-based violence amongst female students at a South African university

S.F. Gordon, A Collins

93-106

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“She keeps his secrets”: A gendered analysis of the impact of shame on the non-disclosure of sexual violence in one low-income South African community

K Fleming, L Kruger

107-124

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African Safety Promotion: A Journal of Injury and Violence Prevention
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Articles

Editorial: Critical reflections on contemporary responses to gender violence within public, political, health and research contexts

DOI:

Gender-based violence and the need for evidence-based primary prevention in South Africa

DOI:

Relevance and feasibility of WHO recommendations for intimate partner violence care in South African primary health settings

DOI:

The importance of confronting a colonial, patriarchal and racist past in addressing post-apartheid sexual violence

DOI:

Gender violence in and around schools: Time to get to zero

DOI:

Vrou is Gif: The representation of violence against women in Margie Orford’s Clare Hart novels

DOI:

Sexual violence in post-conflict Sierra Leone: Obstacles to prevention responses

DOI:

Conspicuous by its absence: Domestic violence intervention in South African pre-hospital emergency care

DOI:

“We face rape. We face all things”: Understandings of gender-based violence amongst female students at a South African university

DOI:

“She keeps his secrets”: A gendered analysis of the impact of shame on the non-disclosure of sexual violence in one low-income South African community

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