enacted by the Parliament of South Africa

“ Circumstances in subsection (2) in respect of which a person (“B”) (the complainant) does not voluntarily or without coercion agree to an act of sexual penetration, as contemplated in sections 3 and 4, or an act of sexual violation as contemplated in sections 5 (1) , 6 and 7 or any other act as contemplated in sections 8 (1) , 8 (2) , 8 (3) , 9, 10, 12, 17 (1) , 17 (2) , 17 (3) (a) , 19, 20 (1) , 21 (1) , 21 (2) , 21 (3) and 22 include, but are not limited to, the following:
(a)
Where B (the complainant) submits or is subjected to such a sexual act as a result of ”

“ Enacting all matters relating to sexual offences in a single statute; (b)
criminalising all forms of sexual abuse or exploitation; (c)
repealing certain common law sexual offences and replacing them with new and, in some instances, expanded or extended statutory sexual offences, irrespective of gender ”