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The Last Day of The Domestic Violence Act Conference

Submitted by Eva.Ramokobala on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 12:23

The Centre for the Study of Violence Research (CSVR) Domestic Violence Act conference ended on Friday with little uncertainty that the Domestic Violence Act has been progressive over the past ten years.  The delegates only seemed to agree that it only provided protection if implemented correctly.

The purpose of the DVA conference was to reflect on the ten years of the DVA by looking at what has worked, what is not working and the way forward.  When asked to list what has worked in the past years, the delegates did not have much to say but they had a lot of recommendations.  

i phone yami

Submitted by magy on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:15
Iphone ngifuna ukufunda and ukukhuluma nomuntu engimuyaziyo noma engingamuyazi sikhuluma amajokes kunonguthi sikhuluma Into engingayi vumeli kodwa yena iyamujabulisa
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noni

Submitted by Noni on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:15
IWILL LIKE TO PHONE IWILL LIKE TO WRITE MESSAGE FOR SOMEONE IWILL LIKE TO CHAT TO SOMEBODY WHEN I CHAT I WILL LIKE TO TOLK ABOUT GOOD NEWS NOT TO TOLK ABOUT BAD NEWS WHEN I HAVE CELL PHONE I WILL LIKE TO TOLK :ABOUT MANY THINGS LIKE TO SAY HIY MOM I LOVE YOU AND I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU BECOUSE YOU ARE MY MOM.
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my mphon

Submitted by Nosi on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:14
lwhen ibuy cellphone. iwill like to play with maxity becouse iwant to talk with unnown person. And play games and take photo in defferant places and send massages to someone and play music. my dislike is when he/she say funny things to me and when they call to came iam afraid.
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Nthabi

Submitted by Nthabi on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:14
helllo guy i just wanna say love u and i what to tell my stroy today i dont know my dad and i wish to know him the thnig that i dont like about email when someone say iwant to see your photo when you didnt wear ciother that is not rigth guy please be save when you mailing people when that person saying i what to meet you me I will never go if she will kill me please be save about this dont tell him your really name or number phone
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Jabu

Submitted by Jabu on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:13
i love to have my own phone and i will go to mixcity and to see what is going on or what ,is happening i will love to be on mixcity but i will not send the bad things childer do you not send your things to people that you dont no couse they doing to show all the would but sometimes is good to not have a phone couse you cant see all the bad things sometimes is good to have a phone couse you will no what is going on at the time
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my phone

Submitted by Nthabi7 on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:13
When i have the cell I want to sms someone. One day i what to play cell phone games. when I finishi the school i what to doctor. I don't what someone if she coll me.
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my opinion

Submitted by Nthabiseng on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:13
when i am in max it i whant to speak some jokes I dont whant to speak whith strangers when i have some cell phone i whant to play some games And whant to Listern some music To phone my mom and my sister
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Sbu

Submitted by Sbu7 on Mon, 01/12/2008 - 09:13
With a cellephone i like to send messeges and to see maxit in a cellephone.I would like to communicate with people who i dont know to find some of the intresting stories about other peoples soround wold and how does the maxit efect the economie or children .what i likemore about a cellephone is to call people who are not near by. i will like to know how does the phone work and how to sennd maxite to some one else and how to write in a maxit and how to write.and send messegies on maxit or commuputer.and how toplay games on commputor or cellphone.
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Traditional Leaders Perpetuating Domestic Violence In Zimbabwe

Submitted by Eva.Ramokobala on Sun, 30/11/2008 - 18:13

On Friday at the Domestic Violence Act (DVA) conference, Sithokozile Thabethe from the Zimbabwe Women Lawyers Association (ZALWA) spoke about the role of traditional leaders in domestic violence cases in Zimbabwe.  The act permits the chiefs to adjudicate psychological and economic domestic violence cases.