Andreas Nicolaas Bornman

Andreas Nicolaas Bornman

unknown South Africa

Andreas Nicolaas Bornman is one of the plaintiffs in a landmark case that challenged the constitutionality of an apartheid-era law in South Africa that prohibited husbands from adopting their wives' family names. His advocacy for gender equality in naming conventions highlights the ongoing struggle against gender discrimination in legal frameworks.

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South Africa South Africa: The application came from two couples, including Jess Donnelly-Bornman and Andreas Nicolaas Bornman. 5

Jody Kollapen Jana Jordaan Henry Van Der Merwe Jess Donnelly Bornman Sikheto Joe Kubayi Sbusiso Gwala
Mail & Guardian: What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnames – The Mail & Guardian

Jamaica Jamaica: Andreas Nicolaas Bornman wanted both he and his wife to have their family names hyphenated. 5

Cyril Ramaphosa Jess Donnelly Bornman Henry Van Der Merwe Jana Jordaan Loena Theron
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Top court says banning husband from taking wife’s family name unconstitutional | World News

Jamaica Jamaica: Andreas Nicolaas Bornman and Jess Donnelly-Bornman wanted both to have their family names hyphenated. 7

Cyril Ramaphosa Jess Donnelly Bornman Henry Van Der Merwe Jana Jordaan Loena Theron
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: South Africa’s top court says banning husband from taking wife’s family name unconstitutional | News