Maseko was laid to rest on Women's Day.
Phalaetsile said at least a woman is killed in South Africa every four hours. "The law is not protecting women in South Africa, especially poor and black women," she believed.
According to Phalaetsile, Women's Day should be used to reflect on the kind of violence experienced by women in South Africa.
"Women should be treated with dignity throughout the year not only in the month of August," said Phalaetsile.
Women from all walks of life in South Africa marched against gender violence and child abuse in Pretoria last week. They handed over a memorandum with a list of demands to President Ramaphosa.
"You have the right to enjoy your bodies? the right to live a life that is happy," Ramaphosa told the protestors.
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