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"We believe that the free flow of information and opinion is a cornerstone of a free and democratic society. We therefore urge the government to reconsider its position in regard to the Media Appeals Tribunal and the Protection of Information Bill.
"These attempts to control the flow of information are not in the public interest," concluded Roper.
Also released yesterday was a statement by Cardinal Wilfrid Napier, the archbishop of Durban and spokesman for the Southern African Catholic Bishops' Conference (SACBC), expressing its "serious concerns about the wisdom and the constitutionality of the Protection of Information Bill currently before Parliament, as well as about the need for the establishment of a media appeals tribunal".
To read the full statement, go to the SACBC site.