Carling Black Label's '#NoExcuse' Bride Armour gown has made an appearance at a bottle store in Johannesburg, South Africa. The appearance forms part of ongoing outreach efforts to confront intimate partner violence with the '#NoExcuse' movement. The gown, informed by survivors' real stories of abuse, aims to be symbolic of the fact that one in three women are subject to violence and abuse from their intimate partners. These are men who they should least expect it from. And to further discuss this, we spoke to Zizipho Mtwesi, National Coordinator at Father A Nation, a non-profit organisation that addresses gender-based violence, crime, and fatherlessness....

<p>Carling Black Label's '#NoExcuse' Bride Armour gown has made an appearance at a bottle store in Johannesburg, South Africa. The appearance forms part of ongoing outreach efforts to confront intimate partner violence with the '#NoExcuse<strong>'</strong> movement. The gown, informed by survivors' real stories of abuse, aims to be symbolic of the fact that one in three women are subject to violence and abuse from their intimate partners. These are men who they should least expect it from. And to further discuss this, we spoke to Zizipho Mtwesi, National Coordinator at Father A Nation, a non-profit organisation that addresses gender-based violence, crime, and fatherlessness....</p>

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