This basic standard is out of reach for many living in Khayelitsha – an area containing the City’s largest informal settlements and the area in which the Social Justice Coalition (SJC) is based – and similar underdeveloped areas across the city and country. The simplest and most private bodily functions – using a toilet or drinking water – are some of the most dangerous activities for residents. These communities bear the overwhelming burden of crime. The prospect of a criminal attack is the first consideration before the use of a toilet. Residents of both sexes and all ages are frequently robbed, raped, assaulted and murdered on the way to relieve themselves in a toilet or empty clearing often very far from their homes. wongena umbingeleli, akhangele, O! siqhenqethile isibetho endlwini: liqhenqa elimandundu endlwini, iyinqambi ke. Ngapha koko, isakhiwo intsha ukuba kufuphi kwithala leencwadi odumileyo Hreptovichey, nto leyo eyinxalenye ebhotwe, apake iigrafu ezintsonkothileyo Hreptovichey kwinkulungwane XVIII - ixabiso kwimbali nenkcubeko. Umgama ukusuka kwilayibrari malunga neekhilomitha ezili-10.