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Demonstrators in South Africa called for their government to declare gender-based violence and killings a national disaster. This comes as Johannesburg hosts the first G20 Summit in Africa this weekend. Read more: https://nyti.ms/4o9M3gU | The New York Times

Demonstrators in South Africa called for their government to declare gender-based violence and killings a national disaster. This comes as Johannesburg hosts the first G20 Summit in Africa this weekend. Read more: https://nyti.ms/4o9M3gU | The New York Times

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