About SA's War on Women: Remembering Anene Podcast
The Anene Booysen rape and murder shocked the world, and thrust the town of Bredasdorp into the global media spotlight. How could a crime so gruesome, so heinous happen in a bucolic little farming town? Over the weeks and months that followed the murder, there was a flurry of analysis, interventions and promises. In the seven years that have passed, there have been multiple other cases of murder and rape in and around Bredasdorp.
EWN revisits the town to catch up with the families of some of the victims, to assess whether anything has really changed, and to ask why the violence in this small town seems so very gruesome.
In the fourth episode of this special Eyewitness News report, we ask whether any progress has been made in addressing the underlying issues that drive the levels of violence in Bredasdorp and surrounds. Seven years after the Anene Booysen case made global headlines, has anything really changed for the women and girls of the rural area?
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23 Aug 2020
Justice denied?
In the third episode of this special Eyewitness News report, we track some of thee cases that made headlines in Bredasdorp. We find out what the challenges are facing SAPS in the area, and hear the story of one family caught in crushing grief, with no one punished for the rape and murder of their 16-year-old.
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16 Aug 2020
A perfect storm: booze, drugs and grinding poverty
In the second episode of this special Eyewitness News report, we remember some of the other brutal and gruesome cases that have rocked the small town of Bredasdorp. The story of the town’s violent crimes against women didn’t begin or end with the Anene Booysen murder. We ask why some of the men in this sleepy Overberg town seem so prone to acts of grotesque and callous violence.
Story by Shamiela Fisher, Kaylynn Palm and Lauren Isaacs
Narrated by Lauren Isaacs
Scripting and Production by Charlotte Kilbane
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9 Aug 2020
Incomplete justice?
In the first Episode, EWN travels to Bredasdorp and catch up with the family of Anene Booysen, the teenager whose rape and murder became a symbol of the broader issue of gender based violence. It was a moment around which a rallying call grew. It’s been more than seven years since the teenager was gang raped and murdered. EWN caught up with her family, and the family of the man who’s serving time for her murder.
Story by Shamiela Fisher, Kaylynn Palm and Lauren Isaacs
Episode one Narrated by Shamiela Fisher
Scripting and Production by Charlotte Kilbane
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