The Structural Exclusion of Rape Complainants in South Africa’s Criminal Justice System (Routledge Frontiers of Criminal Justice)
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The Structural Exclusion of Rape Complainants in South Africa’s Criminal Justice System (Routledge Frontiers of Criminal Justice)

by Jameelah Omar

Gender Studies legal studies criminal justice
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This study examines structural barriers that exclude rape complainants from fair treatment in South Africa’s criminal justice system, highlighting institutional and legal obstacles to justice.

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This book investigates the structural barriers that prevent rape complainants from receiving fair treatment within South Africa’s criminal justice system.

It explores institutional practices, legal frameworks, and procedural obstacles that contribute to the marginalization of complainants.

The analysis draws on legal scholarship to highlight systemic issues affecting access to justice for survivors of sexual violence.

Readers will gain insight into the broader implications of these exclusions for criminal justice reform and policy development in South Africa.

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