# The Cultural, Religious and Linguistic Rights Commission has criticised South Africa’s justice system for its handling of gender-based violence and femicide cases. Speaking amid a week-long national inquiry in Johannesburg, chairperson Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva warned survivors often face secondary victimisation, from experiences at police stations through the criminal justice system during court proceedings. Meanwhile, the Commission for Gender Equality’s Tsietsi Shuping warns DNA backlogs delays justice for victims:
CRL Commission criticises justice system over GBV cases [SOUND]
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