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Mgojo, Vuyokazi (2022)

Women as Human Rights Holders: A Study Pertaining to Gender-Based Violence Subjugation of Black South African Women

Bachelor thesis | Liberal Arts and Sciences: Global Challenges (LUC) (BA/BSc)
The Following capstone project analysis the subjugation of black women in South Africa to gender-based violence since the onset of settler times. In this light the “idea of continuity” vís- a-vís gender-based violence throughout the socio-political history of South Africa will be discussed. Human Rights Framework will be introduced so as to provide the reader with an understanding of the dynamics exhibited by various oppressive groups. Human Rights Theory will thus be drawn upon to further demonstrate the role played by various existing contextual conditions exist that play a role in the subjugation of black South African Women.
Author
Mgojo, Vuyokazi
Faculty
Faculty of Governance and Global Affairs
Supervisors
Gandhi, A
ECTS Credits
10
Language
en