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Civil groups welcome paternity court ruling

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Civil society organisations have welcomed the recent Johannesburg High Court ruling in favour of fathers and other categories of parents when it comes to paternity leave.

Last week, the Johannesburg High Court handed down a judgment that according to Sonke Gender Justice, will see South African fathers enjoy up to four months of parental leave and associated Unemployment Insurance

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