According to https://www.saps.gov.za/services/protection_order.php The official South African Police website, one can make an affidavit and obtain the necessary forms for a protection order. Unfortunately several police stations in South Africa have chosen to operate differently. I give a detailed explaantion of what our rights are when needing a protection order.

According to https://www.saps.gov.za/services/protection_order.php The official South African Police website, one can make an affidavit and obtain the necessary forms for a protection order. Unfortunately several police stations in South Africa have chosen to operate differently. I give a detailed explaantion of what our rights are when needing a protection order.

According to https://www.saps.gov.za/services/protection_order.php The official South African Police website, one can make an affidavit and obtain the necessary forms for a protection order. Unfortunately several police stations in South Africa have chosen to operate differently. I give a detailed explaantion of what our rights are when needing a protection order.&nbsp;

Speaking Through My World- Protection orders in South Africa

Rosie Motene is driven by her three passions: Womxn, Africa, and the arts.&nbsp; As a Pan-African Queer feminist writer, activist, speaker, and media proprietor, she uses her experience, privilege, and expertise of thirty years to speak up on issues around GBV and LGBTQI in Africa. Alongside her media work, she was trained and has worked in activism for over two decades.&nbsp; Rosie is a trained and certified counsellor and life coach and is currently completing her postgraduate studies in Drama Therapy and Psychology.&nbsp;The podcast #Speakingthroughmyworld tackles various issues on GBVF, the arts, and Africa.&nbsp;The broadcast is available on Buzzersproiyt, Spotify, Apple podcasts, and Google podcasts.&nbsp;Email us if you would like to sponsor or collaborate on the platform. rosie@rosiemotene.biz.&nbsp;

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Rosie Motene is driven by her three passions: Womxn, Africa, and the arts.  As a Pan-African Queer feminist writer, activist, speaker, and media proprietor, she uses her experience, privilege, and expertise of thirty years to speak up on issues around GBV and LGBTQI in Africa. Alongside her media work, she was trained and has worked in activism for over two decades.  Rosie is a trained and certified counsellor and life coach and is currently completing her postgraduate studies in Drama Therapy and Psychology.  The podcast #Speakingthroughmyworld tackles various issues on GBVF, the arts, and Africa.  The broadcast is available on Buzzersproiyt, Spotify, Apple podcasts, and Google podcasts.  Email us if you would like to sponsor or collaborate on the platform. rosie@rosiemotene.biz. 

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