Freedom after expression
Tuesday, September 13, 2016
Naturally, divides have formed in the public debate, with many slamming the picture for offending Setswana culture and the institution of the Presidency, while others have defended the picture as a triumph of creativity and the freedom of expression, which will soon be celebrated, with others, on September 30.
As print media, our trade depends on the principles of freedom of expression, freedom of the Press and access to information, which we have long fought for in various fora, including courts and through the legislature.
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