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Christopher Harper, an ordained minister in the Anglican Church, is a counseling psychologist at Masimanyane Women’s Support Centre in East London, South Africa. He is also coordinator of the Masimanyane Men’s Project, which aims at providing a space for men to unlearn patterns of gender-based violence and transform their lives. In 2001–02 he was a Carnegie Council fellow, during which time he researched perceptions of the legitimacy of women’s human rights in South Africa.
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