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SA National Editors’ Forum Press Statement following Council Meeting in Cape Town - 13 February 2010

Saturday, 13 February 2010

A meeting of the council of the South African National Editors’ Forum in Cape Town today (13 February 2010) resolved that:

-  Because some police officers continue to treat journalists in a negative manner, enforcing unofficial restrictions in media reporting, SANEF will revive its discussions with senior police leaders to ensure that the media is allowed to render its public service of reporting the fight against crime.

- SANEF commits itself to continue to lobby government to amend all punitive laws including Section 205 of the Criminal Procedures Act, and also for the media provisions of Protection of Personal Privacy Bill to be withdrawn. A colloquium between SANEF and the relevant government ministries will be convened soon.

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Sanef welcomes court’s decision to postpone case against e-TV reporter and editor

Monday, 25 January 2010

Sanef’s press statement of 25 January, 2010, regarding the court’s decision to postpone the case brought by the South African Police Service against e-TV reporter Mpho Lakaje and editor Ben Said.

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Sanef calls for police and prosecuting authorities to withdraw Section 205 subpoenas

Sunday, 24 January 2010

Sanef’s press statement of 24 January, 2010, urging police and prosecuting authorities to withdraw Section 205 subpoenas served on two eTV journalists.

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Sanef appalled that Section 205 of the Criminal Procedures Act has been invoked against journalists

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Sanef’s press statement of 19 January, 2010, regarding Section 205 of the Criminal Procedures Act being invoked against journalists working for free to air channel eTV.

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Sanef expresses outrage at reports that journalists are under threat

Tuesday, 19 January 2010

Sanef’s press statement of 19 January, 2010, regarding threats against journalists.

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