Not In My Name condemns murder of St Stithians pupil Cameron Waldeck-Crooks
The social justice movement 'Not In My Name' is calling for public condemnation of the murder of 17-year-old Cameron Waldeck-Crooks. The student was found strangled in a lodge alongside a 19-year-old who died by suicide, sparking renewed calls to address gender-based violence.
Why it matters
The case highlights the ongoing crisis of gender-based violence in South Africa and the need for broader societal engagement in the conversation.
Rights and social justice movement Not In My Name has called on all South Africans to condemn the murder of 17-year-old pupil Cameron Waldeck-Crooks.
Police confirmed on Friday that Waldeck-Crooks, a grade 11 pupil at St Stithians College, was strangled.
Post-mortem suggests St Stithians pupil died of strangulation at Mpumalanga lodge
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