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70 Years After South African Women's March: 'This Is Not the Freedom We Fought For'
Sophie Williams-de Bruyn, 88, a leader of the historic 1956 women's march against pass laws, returned to the Union Buildings for the 70th anniversary and voiced disappointment that violence, poverty, and unemployment still overshadow many women's lives. Despite political gains since apartheid, deep gender-based violence and economic inequality persist.