GOOD party, GBVF and Womens’ Rights said South Africa 'cannot afford to normalise or platform a known abuser'.

Chris Brown sold more than 94,000 tickets to his forthcoming concert in South Africa, but there has also been criticism by women’s rights campaigners of his visit to a country that has one of the highest rates of femicide and gender-based violence in the world.

Chris Brown seemingly trolled Women For Change SA after their recent post. The organisation has been calling for the cancellation of the singer's upcoming SA shows.

Chris Brown faces a fierce backlash from women's rights activists determined to pull the plug on his performance.

BBC reports that the advocacy group Women for Change started the petition that currently has more than 20,000 signatures to prevent Brown from performing in a country with one of the highest rates of gender-based violence around the globe.

Chris Brown's forthcoming concert in South Africa has led to renewed focus on the country's shocking levels of violence against women, with campaigners saying it sends the wrong message given his history of abuse.

Chris Brown is under fire after women’s rights campaigners in South Africa started a petition against the singer for his upcoming concert.The BBC reported that Women for Change began

Following news of a documentary exploring R&B icon Chris Brown’s troubled past being announced last month, the singer is now being petitioned to cancel his forthcoming show in South Africa. According to BBC,

Chris Brown is scheduled to perform in South Africa for two concerts in December. However, a women’s rights group has started a petition to prevent him from performing because of his history of alleged abuse.