Rebuttable evidentiary presumption for sexual harassment and related offences arises upon the victim's deposition, unless contrary evidence is proved.

When a victim deposes before the court that she was subjected to sexual harassment, had her modesty outraged, was disrobed, stalked, or had her privacy intruded upon, or was sexually harassed by any means, the court may, unless the contrary is proved, presume that the identified person committed the relevant offence. The presumption is discretionary and may be rebutted by proof to the contrary.

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