Cape Town - South Africans in Amsterdam took to Dam Square where they staged their very own "Am I Next" protest to create awareness of gender-based violence and femicide in SA.
The protests were sparked following the deaths of Uyinene Mrwetyana, Jesse Hess, Leighandré Jegels, Janika Mallo, Lynette Volschenk and Meghan Cremer who were all recently murdered as a result of femicide.
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