New media bill signed, slammed NEWSWATCH: The Films and Publications Amendment Bill has been signed into law, but critics claim that it is unconstitutional, deeply flawed, and will present a number of problems for media, reports IOL.1 Sep 20091 Sep 2009 WhatsappPrintPDFXLinked-inFacebookMore sharing optionsFor more: IOL: 'Flawed' media bill becomes law… Critics say the law paves the way to pre-publication censorship and poses other problems as well.RelatedZEP holders rights upheld by ConCourt, Motsoaledi's appeal dismissed 19 Jun 2024
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