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While Ndlovu originally sued the church for R5 million, Van Rooyen found she had not put up enough evidence to substantiate a claim of that amount. Karabo Ndlovu at the NGO Access Chapter 2 offices in the Pretoria CBD, 23 October 2020. Picture: Jacques Nelles The controversial International Pentecostal Holiness Church (IPHC) has been ordered to pay up over a shocking gender-testing scandal, which saw a transgender woman brutally assaulted. The Equality Court sitting in Ga-Rankuwa this week awarded Karabo Ndlovu, who has given her consent to being identified, R600 000 in damages. In addition, the court gave the church, which did not defend the case, resulting in judgment being handed down by default, three months to apologise. The award comes more than five years after Ndlovu’s harrowing ordeal, which she detailed in an interview with The Citizen last year, saying how she was stripped.

Ryan van rooyenAbiel wessieSteve letsikeKarabo ndlovuVan rooyenEquality courtInternational pentecostal holiness churchCentre for gender equalityGender equalityAccess chapterவேன் றூயேன்சமத்துவம் நீதிமன்றம்சர்வதேச பெந்தேகோஸ்தே புனிதத்தன்மை தேவாலயம்மையம் க்கு ஜெஂடர் சமத்துவம்ஜெஂடர் சமத்துவம்நுழைவு அத்தியாயம்