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RICA spy ruling skims deeper rot in surveillance practices

RICA spy ruling skims deeper rot in surveillance practices
When amaBhungane’s investigative journalist Sam Sole discovered that he was the subject of state surveillance, it wasn’t a shock. In Sole’s words, “amaBhungane works at the intersection between business, politics and crime”, where scandal is abundant. When amaBhungane took its case to The Constitutional Court, it was ruled that RICA is unconstitutional. The judgement stated that the Act violates the right to privacy, access to courts and the freedom of expression in the media. Sam Sole is most certainly not alone in being spied on by heavyweights with dangerous secrets. A small victory in the fight against illegal surveillance of private citizens is not enough, writes Jane Duncan on The Conversation. – Melani Nathan ....

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Jane Duncan | Court ruling on South Africa's spy law is a victory for privacy, but loopholes remain

The Constitutional Court has declared the law which governs the communication surveillance activities of the country’s intelligence community unconstitutional. Picture: iStock
While the Constitutional Court ruling declaring some spy laws unconstitutional there are still some loopholes in the surveillance law, writes
Jane Duncan.
South Africa’s Constitutional Court has declared the law which governs the communication surveillance activities of the country’s intelligence community unconstitutional.
The case was based on evidence that the state spied on investigative journalist Sam Sole, of amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism, while he was communicating with a source in the National Prosecuting Authority.
The judgment is a huge advance for privacy and freedom of expression. It means that rogue spies will be less able to manipulate the process to spy on journalists, lawyers, activists and others purely because they are crit ....

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Mahao sues newspaper

Mahao sues newspaper
MASERU-JUSTICE Minister Professor Nqosa Mahao is suing the Assistant Commissioner of Police Motlatsi Mapola and the Sunday Express newspaper for defamation.
Mahao is claiming M3 million as compensatory damages for defamation.
In court papers filed in court last Friday, Mahao says the story which was carried in the Sunday Express headlined, Mapola leaps to Thabane’s defence, was defamatory.
Mahao complains that the newspaper depicted him as having “actively anchored and led a political faction that deliberately and falsely implicated former Prime Minister Tom Thabane in Lipolelo Thabane’s (his late wife) murder for political gain”.
He also said the newspaper said he “abused Commissioner Holomo Molibeli and used his institutional clout as head of (the police) to stage a fabricated case of murder against the erstwhile, and or, former Prime Minister Thabane”. ....

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Lesotho- Mahao sues newspaper

(MENAFN - The Post)
MASERU -JUSTICE Minister Professor Nqosa Mahao is suing the Assistant Commissioner of Police Motlatsi Mapola and the Sunday Express newspaper for defamation.
Mahao is claiming M3 million as compensatory damages for defamation.
In court papers filed in court last Friday, Mahao says the story which was carried in the Sunday Express headlined, Mapola leaps to Thabane s defence, was defamatory.
Mahao complains that the newspaper depicted him as having actively anchored and led a political faction that deliberately and falsely implicated former Prime Minister Tom Thabane in Lipolelo Thabane s (his late wife) murder for political gain .
He also said the newspaper said he abused Commissioner Holomo Molibeli and used his institutional clout as head of (the police) to stage a fabricated case of murder against the erstwhile, and or, former Prime Minister Thabane . ....

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ANALYSIS: Ruling on SA's spy law is a victory for privacy, but loopholes remain

The Constitutional Court judgment is a huge victory, not only for journalists and lawyers who stand to benefit directly and immediately, but for broader society. ....

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