A disturbing incident at a Sandton restaurant, where a man allegedly threatened three women with murder after they rejected his advances, raises a bigger question: why is women’s safety so often framed around where women go and how they move, rather than confronting the men who perpetrate violence? The same concern surfaced after the Ekurhuleni murders, with women urged to avoid isolated spaces and not walk or exercise alone.
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