ANAPIX: Women on Farms march to Remgro
Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021..A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) march to the Remgro offices to hand over a memorandum to Johann Rupert following their launched of the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm women’s demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa.
1/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
2/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
3/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
4/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
5/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
6/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
7/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farmwomens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
8/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
9/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
10/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
11/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
12/18: Stellenbosh. 22.10.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
13/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
14/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
15/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
16/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
17/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
18/18: Stellenbosh. 22.19.2021.. A group of 100 women farm workers and dwellers from the Western Cape and Northern Cape Women on Farms Project (WFP) marched to the Remgro offices on Wednesday after theyve launched the Feminist Reparation Campaign which calls for the introduction of a Wealth Tax for the richest 1% of South Africans to not only finance farm womens demands for land, universal quality healthcare, subsidised quality education and a basic income grant, but to also address income inequality in South Africa. Picture:Ian Landsberg.
