South Africa arrests anti-rape protesters

A number of students have been arrested at South Africa’s Rhodes University following protests that rapes on campus are not taken seriously. Police have used pepper spray and stun guns on the third day of protests to try to disperse students, some of whom demonstrated topless on Tuesday. A list of alleged campus rapists was […]

A number of students have been arrested at South Africa’s Rhodes University following protests that rapes on campus are not taken seriously.
Police have used pepper spray and stun guns on the third day of protests to try to disperse students, some of whom demonstrated topless on Tuesday.
A list of alleged campus rapists was leaked on social media on Sunday by a student group angered by assaults.
The university has suspended lectures and set up a task team to investigate.