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Chief Justice Mandisa Maya Unveils New Sexual Harassment Policy for Judiciary

SOUTH AFRICA, AUG 10 – The new policy enforces zero tolerance for sexual harassment within courts and judicial offices, promoting accountability and fair complaint procedures, Chief Justice Mandisa Maya said.

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Chief justice Mandisa Maya has announced the introduction of a sexual harassment policy for the judiciary.

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Maya announces ‘necessary and urgent’ sexual harassment policy for judiciary

Chief Justice Mandisa Maya announced the introduction of a sexual harassment policy for the Judiciary in light of Selby Mbenenge.

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Business LiveBusiness Live
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Chief justice Maya announces sexual harassment policy for judiciary

The zero-tolerance policy includes reporting guidelines and disciplinary consequences

·Johannesburg, South Africa
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Times LiveTimes Live
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Chief justice introduces sexual harassment policy for judiciary

Chief justice Mandisa Maya has announced the introduction of a sexual harassment policy for the judiciary.

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Chief Justice Mandisa Maya unveils new sexual harassment policy for judiciary

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Netwerk24 | Long-Awaited Sexual Harassment Policy for Judiciary Introduced

The introduction of a policy on sexual harassment in the South African judiciary was announced by Chief Justice Mandisa Maya on Women's Day.

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South Africa’s judiciary implements landmark sexual harassment policy

In a major step toward accountability, South Africa’s judiciary has introduced a new sexual harassment policy, announced by Chief Justice Mandisa Maya on the heels of Women’s Day.

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The Bulrushes broke the news in on Sunday, August 10, 2025.
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