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The continued killing of women, and the fear experienced by women and girls across the country, are a further reminder that statements of concern are not enough. Meaningful progress requires decisive action to prevent violence, strengthen accountability and protect women and girls.

The National GBVF Council's success should be measured by whether survivors can access better support and justice, frontline organisations receive sustainable funding, institutions are strengthened and government is held accountable.

Minister of Social Development Dina Pule recognised the organisation’s role in supporting survivors and holding government accountable for its response to GBVF.

Ilitha Labantu’s founder and president, the late Mandisa Monakali, has been honoured posthumously by the University of the Western Cape (UWC) with an honorary degree, recognising a lifetime of commitment to the protection and empowerment of women and children.