The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) is an independent body that promotes, protects, and monitors human rights in South Africa. It works to support constitutional democracy and address human rights violations, including those affecting women and gender equality. Its key actions include: Monitoring and Reporting: Investigating gender-based violence (GBV), discrimination, and socio-economic rights violations affecting women, and publishing reports with recommendations. Public Inquiries and Hearings: Holding inquiries on issues like GBV, healthcare, education, and economic empowerment. Legal Interventions and Advocacy: Engaging in legal cases and advocating for legal reforms to protect women's rights and promote gender equality. Education and Awareness: Raising awareness on women's rights through campaigns and training for various stakeholders. Partnerships and Collaboration: Collaborating with government, NGOs, and other organizations to advance women's rights and share knowledge. Research and Policy Development: Conducting research to influence gender-sensitive policies and laws. Monitoring Implementation: Ensuring the government follows through on its recommendations for women's rights protections. Through these actions, the SAHRC plays a crucial role in promoting gender equality, protecting women's rights, and ensuring accountability.