Lauren Dickason is appealing her conviction for the murders of her daughters, claiming a miscarriage of justice. She intends to present arguments in court to support her case.

The WARIF Survivor Stories Series highlights the experiences of survivors of rape and sexual violence, aiming to encourage them to share their stories without fear of judgment. The latest installment focuses on Davida, who found support and a path to recovery through WARIF after her assault. This initiative seeks to raise awareness about the prevalence of sexual violence in society and promote understanding and empathy towards survivors.

In response to the rape of a three-year-old girl in Eerste River, Veranique 'Benji' Williams has called for greater parental accountability, emphasizing the need for parents to be more engaged in their children's lives. This incident has sparked discussions about the responsibilities of parents in safeguarding their children.

South Africa-born doctor Lauren Dickason is planning to appeal her conviction for the murders of her three young daughters. The case is noted as one of New Zealand's most high-profile criminal cases, and Dickason is expected to return to court next year to pursue her appeal.

A Nigerian man, Gift Oladele, has been sentenced to 17 years in prison in the United Kingdom for rape, Punch reports. The victim recounted the attack in Wrexham, saying she feared for her life during the assault, stating "I thought he'd kill me." The report details her harrowing account of the incident, which led to Oladele's conviction and lengthy jail term in the UK.

A Democratic Alliance councillor and three co-accused have been granted bail in a kidnapping and murder case, according to TimesLIVE. The state alleges the four assaulted two victims after suspecting them of housebreaking and theft. The accused were released on bail while the case proceeds through the courts. Details of the bail conditions and the victims' identities were not disclosed in the report.