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SAFREA Media Release: POIB
Safrea applauds revisions to the POIB; warns that government has yet missed another opportunity to protect truth seekers
Overwhelming approval of POIB a sign of a dwindling democracy
The Southern African Freelancers Association (Safrea) finds it incomprehensible that the National Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favour of the Protection of State Information Bill today despite an uproar in opposition of the act in the past week.
SAFREA WC adds voice to protest against the proposed Information Protection Bill
The Southern African Freelancers’Association (SAFREA) in the Western Cape has been watching with great concernrecent reports about renewed intentions of government to forge ahead with its proposed Information Protection Bill despite widespread opposition by various professional and civil society groupings in South Africa and abroad.
