Just Detention International-South Africa is a health and human rights organisation that seeks to end sexual abuse in all forms of detention.
THE LATEST
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JDI-SA Film October 17, 2022Film: "Vusi: 'I Survived Sexual Abuse in Detention'"
The film "Vusi: 'I Survived Sexual Abuse in Detention'", which was produced by JDI-SA and The Agenda Network, can be watched for free.
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JDI-SA October 13, 2022
JDI-SA Is Looking for an Intern!
Are you a young social sciences/law graduate with a passion for social justice and human rights? Are you someone who cares about people living in prison and wants to help make prisons safer?
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JDI-SA audio documentary March 22, 2022
Tebogo’s Story: A Trans Woman Recounts Her Experience in Detention as a Minor
In a JDI-SA audio documentary, Tebogo recounts the sexual abuse she experienced in police detention and how it has affected her life. "Tebogo's Story" has been selected for Constitution Hill’s 2022 Human Rights Festival.
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Women in Dev February 25, 2022Suffering in Silence: The Gender-Based Violence You Don’t Hear About
JDI-SA's Doreen Gaura is a panelist in this webinar hosted by Women In Development, focused on forms of gender-based violence that often go unnoticed.
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Joint Statement January 19, 2022Solitary confinement in South African prisons
In a statement, as part of Detention Justice Forum, JDI-SA calls on the South African government to ensure that prison facilities are compliant with international human rights law against torture.
