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“I won’t stop running”: South African women arm themselves amid killing fears

headlines: 6 · —

Who wrote first

  1. Africa Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
  2. Asia and Oceania Taipei Times
  3. Latin America Jamaica Observer

How it is reported

Asia and Oceania less than usual

Taipei Times
South African women run armed, alert and afraid

Latin America

Jamaica Observer
South African women runners arm themselves after string of killings

Africa

Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
The killing of women is not a series of unconnected tragedies in South Africa
Mail & Guardian (South Africa)
Global war on women through SA's eyes
Daily Maverick (South Africa)
POLICY GAPS OP-ED: More guns won’t make South African women safer, but stronger controls will
IOL (South Africa)
“I won’t stop running”: South African women arm themselves amid killing fears

Barely covered it

Russia (0 of the usual ~78), Ukraine (0 of the usual ~13), Belarus, the Caucasus and Central Asia (0 of the usual ~7), USA (0 of the usual ~15), Europe (0 of the usual ~22), China (0 of the usual ~9), Asia and Oceania (1 of the usual ~24), Middle East (0 of the usual ~18)

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