Protection Orders.

from Spectrum · host Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi

Lukho Mkwedi Phuthi is starting the weekend with a conversation featuring SAPS rep, Warrant Officer Marinda Austin from SAPS Gezina, focusing on the topic of Protection Orders. They discuss how protection orders serve as vital legal tools to safeguard individuals from abuse, harassment, or threats, emphasizing the importance of knowing how to access and enforce these orders through the police and courts. Marinda Austin, with her extensive experience in community safety and victim empowerment, highlights the role of SAPS in supporting victims and ensuring their protection. The segment aims to educate listeners on their rights and the procedures involved in obtaining protection orders to enhance personal safety and security. Spectrum

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