-by Newsbreak's Taresh Harreeparshad.
To mark 70 Years since the Women's March of 1956- Newsbreak Talk profiled women authors from the Durban International Book Fair.
'Smaran' author Dhipika Seopursat discussed how her book helps women remember who they are.
'Masterpiece' writer Vera Vencatasamy explained that her book teaches women that there is hope for healing.
Binabhen Akoobhai's 'Separated by Statute' chronicled how the Immigrants Amendment Act of 1953 kept her family apart.
Alongside this narrative Nobel Laureate Malala Yousafzai gave an address at the official National Women's Day Commemoration in Pretoria- encouraging nations to ensure women have access to education and emancipation.
And the only living organiser of the 1956 Women's March Sophie de Bruyn explained how the march still continues for women of today...

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