Crown The Woman – South Sudan (CREW)
ThongPiny Business Center Airport Road
P.O BOX 196, Juba, South Sudan
Email: info@crownthewoman.org
Tel: +211 929226194
South Sudan Community Change Agency
SOSUCCA Head Office, Juba and Yei office At Across Compound, Yei Municipality, along old mission road and Field office in Mundri
+211 (0) 928 338 350 | +211 (0)916 732 186
SAADO – Smile Again Africa Development Organization
Head Office : Munuki Block, Off Gudele Road , Opposite Antipas pharmacy , Juba, South Sudan
Phone : +211 929000404 , +211 951000067
Forum for Community Change & Development Transforming communities in South Sudan
Off ministries Rd, 300m walk From American Residence after South Sudan Human rights Commission, Juba, South Sudan
Tel: +211955875181
Beyond Aid and Relief
+211 922 552050
Hamza Inn Hotel Suite 1 Notos Drive
Juba, South Sudan, Sudan
Between 2009 and 2011, an assessment of gender inequitable norms and gender-based violence within seven sites in South Sudan found 82 percent of females and 81 percent of males agreed that ‘a woman should tolerate violence in order to keep her family together.’ While 68 percent of women and 63 percent of males agreed ‘there are times when a woman deserves to be beaten.’ Finally, women (47 percent) were more likely to agree that ‘it is okay for a man to hit his wife if she won’t have sex with him,’ than men (37 percent). Source: Scott, J., Averbach, S., Modest, A. M., Hacker, M. R., Cornish, S., Spencer, D., … & Parmar, P. (2013). An assessment of gender inequitable norms and gender-based violence in South Sudan: a community-based participatory research approach. Confl Health, 7(4)
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