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South African women gained international recognition in major global bodies, including the AfDB and UN, in 2013.

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South African women gained international recognition in major global bodies, including the AfDB and UN, in 2013.

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  1. South Africa had to align its actions with international conventions post-9/11, leading to a more complicated relationship with the UN.Sub-event
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