The anti-sexual harassment tribunal is experiencing a lower-than-anticipated volume of cases since its establishment. A deputy minister attributes this to ongoing fear among potential complainants, preventing them from reporting incidents. Additionally, a lack of awareness regarding the availability of online complaint filing may be contributing to the low numbers. The tribunal was created to provide a more accessible avenue for addressing workplace harassment, but officials acknowledge significant hurdles remain in encouraging victims to come forward. Concerns center on the potential for retaliation and the emotional toll of reliving traumatic experiences. Efforts are underway to increase public awareness of the online reporting system and build confidence in the tribunal’s ability to provide a safe and supportive environment. Further outreach and support mechanisms are being considered to address the barriers to access.