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A constitutional challenge recently lodged against the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences and Related Matters) Act by the nonprofit.

The high court has been granted leave to appeal a judgment relating to the sanctioning of teachers guilty of corporal punishment. This case has the potential to address the persistent systemic failures in the effective enforcement of the ban on corporal punishment.

Apartheid reparations: The President’s Fund is growing as apartheid’s victims are left to wait in the cold.

The CGE has always maintained that the criminalisation of sex work goes against the human rights of sex-workers in South Africa.

Download logoThe Commission for Gender Equality (CGE) welcomes the announcement by the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Ronald Lamola,

Have your say! The Bill which seeks to decriminalise sex work in South Africa is now open for public comment.

The public has until 31 January 2023 to submit comments on the draft Criminal Law (Sexual Offences And Related Matters) Amendment Bill, which will see the buying and selling of sex decriminalised in South Africa. The driving force behind the bill is a commitment to protecting sex workers and co...

A tragic irony: because the illegal use of this tracking technology is no longer available to SAPS and private security companies, criminals now have a major advantage.

Criminal law expert at the University of Pretoria Llewelyn Curlewis says convicted murderer Janusz Walus will be free to return to Poland after two years if he complies with his parole conditions.

Lender African Bank has reported improved profit growth of nearly 40%, as the number of loans it gave to its retail customers grew to exceed pre-pandemic levels, boosting revenue earned from interest.