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FirstRand — Investor Presentation (February 2014)
7 slides from FirstRand's investor presentation, Feb 25, 2014
Slide 1: FirstRand
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Slide 2: Gender Based Violence in South Africa: Scope and Context
GENDER BASED VIOLENCE IN SOUTH AFRICA Scope and Context Presented By: Lisa Vetten
Slide 3: Trends and Statistics on Domestic Violence
Trends and Statistics on Domestic Violence • 1998: One in four (25%) women in Limpopo, Mpumalanga and the Eastern Cape reported being physically assaulted by a male partner over the course of their lifetimes, while one in ten (10%) had experienced such violence in the past year. • 1999: South Africa
Slide 4: Trends and Statistics on Domestic Violence (cont'd)
Trends and Statistics on Domestic Violence (cont’d) • 2008: National South African Stress and Health survey reveals that domestic violence most common form of violence experienced by women – 13.8% of women as opposed to 1.3% of men. • 2010: 18.13% women in Gauteng reported an incident of violence by
Slide 5: Rape and Reporting
Rape and Reporting • Police figures for rape post-1994 have shown an upward trend that has largely plateaued • 1994/95 - 44 751 rapes reported to the police • 2010/11 - 56 272 • Rape extensively under-reported in South Africa: one in nine women who had been raped and also had physical force used aga
Slide 6: Child Sexual Abuse
Child Sexual Abuse • Eastern Cape: 39.1% women and 16.7% men had experienced contact sexual abuse; 18.8% of women and 1.4% of men had been tricked or forced the first time they had sex when aged under 18 years. • Child sexual assault associated with increased risk of being subjected to physical and/
Slide 7: Why So Little Change
Why So Little Change • High levels of status and income inequality (gender, race, class) • Violence an accepted means of managing social relations • High levels of childhood adversity • Ineffective implementation of law and policy, under-developed private sector response, fragmented, struggling civi