Jess Donnelly-Bornman

Jess Donnelly-Bornman was featured in the news after the Constitutional Court of South Africa ruled that men could adopt their wives' surnames, marking a progressive step in gender equality and legal rights.

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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 Andreas Nicolaas Bornman Sikheto Joe Kubayi Sbusiso Gwala

Mail & Guardian: What’s in a name? The concourt rules on surnames – The Mail & Guardian

Jamaica: Jess Donnelly-Bornman wanted both she and her husband to have their family names hyphenated. 5

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

Cyril Ramaphosa Andreas Nicolaas 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

United Kingdom: Jess Donnelly-Bornman is the wife of Andreas Nicolas Bornman, who sought to include her surname. 5

Farouk Chothia Henry Van Der Merwe Jana Jordaan Andreas Nicolas Bornman Leon Schreiber Mamoloko Kubayi

BBC: South Africa's Constitutional Court rules that men can take wife's surname