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The Kwanele-Enuf Foundation will raise its voice for victims of rape and gender based violence in a march that will take place in Port Elizabeth on Monday.
The march is being held in partnership with the Commission for Gender Equality in the Eastern Cape and the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality, and residents have been called on to join the protest which also signifies the beginning of the 16 Days of Activism for No Violence Against Women and Children campaign.
Outspoken rape survivor Andy Kawa, whose rape case was withdrawn last year, said the march was really about highlighting those cases that are not properly investigated.
She was attacked while walking on Kings Beach in December 2010.
Monday's march will start at nine at the PE City Hall and proceed to the High Court.
