25 Jun 2020 Can you sue your spouse or their partner if you get Covid-19 after they secretly meet during lockdown? Infidelity adds another layer to an already complex Covid-19 situation.
There is no specific crime of catfishing. But is it illegal? Twenty-year-old Sydney woman Renae Marsden died by suicide after she was the victim of an elaborate catfishing scam.
Upskirting to become a crime in England and Wales Upskirting will become a criminal offence as the House of Lords passed a new legislation. It has been an offence in Scotland since 2010.
"It was worth all the risk in the world"- Drive Dry responds to backlash over #VWDriveDry campaign featuring Nomuzi VW and the Drive Dry initiative's latest campaign against drinking and driving sparked a big debate over the weekend. We spoke to the...
If you're a drunk woman convicted of assault in the UK, chances are you'll get a harsher sentence than a drunk man Women generally receive lighter sentences than men, but not when it comes to convictions relating to alcohol it seems.
A 'good housewife' asks for R63 000 alimony from her ex-partner – why common law marriage is a myth This is what you should do to protect yourself legally if you’re in a long term partnership.
No more excuses - here's how to get someone to pay their papgeld This new reality show highlighting child maintenance disputes is making waves on social media. Here's what you should know about how to...
SA fraud statistics confirm higher levels of crime - a guide to scams you should be aware of Levels of fraud-related crime have been on the increase. Here's what to watch out for and how to protect yourself.
Here are some of your worst experiences with landlords Renting a flat is no joke – and sometimes it even means dealing with property owners from hell.
'Can I stop paying my rent if they don't fix something?' - and other landlord questions We asked an expert 7 questions related to renting property. Here's what we found out.
Bought items on credit and worried about insurance charges? We’ve got some good news A new rule recently came into effect that will now protect you from abusive credit provider practices.
School girl brutally assaulted: Minister, stop calling for action and act! Blood drips from her as she staggers to her feet after the assault. Onlookers film the attack, yet no-one attempts to intervene.
Sexual abuse victims can now lay charges more than 20 years after their assaults W24 spoke with Sanja Bornman, head of the Gender Equality Programme at Lawyers for Human Rights (LHR), about what this ruling means and...
Can you take mental health days? What the law says You’re just not coping right now and need to take a day off - what are the legal ramifications?
Can a sidechick inherit from her married lover’s estate? Where the mistress stands when her married partner dies.
British government says forcing people to wear high heels is already against the law The British government has rejected calls to outlaw companies from making women wear high heels at work, saying that kind of...
Do you know your rights when it comes to travelling overseas? What you need to know when you’re travelling internationally.
These sexual harassment PSAs will make you feel uncomfortable, but it's important A series of videos created by David Schwimmer and Sigal Avin will leave you shaken.
What do you do when someone dies? A technical guide Death, grief and loss are things we don’t talk about enough. Would you know where to start when it’s your turn to organise a funeral?