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Gordhan, Malema case puts hate speech in focus
Equality law expert Justine Limpitlaw said while the EFF leader’s comments were offensive, they're not against the law.
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Gordhan failed to prove Malema utterances against him were hate speech - court
The court dismissed the case against EFF leader Julius Malema with costs.
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Another court victory for Malema as hate speech case dismissed
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan's application against EFF leader Julius Malema for hate speech was dismissed with costs on 31 October 2019.
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Gordhan hate speech case: Court rules in favour of Malema
The EFF leader accused Pravin Gordhan of going to state-owned enterprises to remove black people and of being a dog of white monopoly capital.
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Race is at the centre of Malema case, says Gordhan
In the case where judgment was reserved on Thursday, Pravin Gordhan took Julius Malema to court over comments he made last year while addressing his supporters outside the state capture inquiry.
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EFF: Sanef wanted to portray us as violators of media freedom
The organisation was responding to the ruling by the Equality Court, which dismissed the application by Sanef to interdict the EFF from intimidating, harassing and assaulting journalists.
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Gordhan trying to silence Malema using instruments of the law, court told
Lawyers representing Julius Malema argued that the hate speech case against the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader must be dismissed as it's a poor interpretation of the law.
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Gordhan: Malema ‘hate speech’ comments tainted my political persona
Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan said the statements made by Malema demonstrated a clear intention to be hurtful, harmful and propagate hate speech.
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It’s Gordhan vs Malema in Equality Court on hate speech matter
Pravin Gordhan laid a complaint against Julius Malema after he called him a dog of white monopoly capital.
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SAHRC denies favouring black people when handling cases
Oppositions MPs accused them SAHRC of letting black offenders off the hook while vigorously investigating and punishing white people.
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Facebook suffers legal blow in EU court over hate speech
The decision will be seen as a victory for EU regulators, who are ambitious to see US tech giants meet tightened European standards over hate speech and offensive content.
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AfriForum denied leave to appeal apartheid flag hate speech ruling
The matter was brought by the Nelson Mandela Foundation and the Human Rights Commission last month, asking the court to stop the display of the flag.
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SAHRC to take Malema to court for hate speech
Commission chair Bongi Majola said that Julius Malema's comments on Twitter were divisive and threatened social cohesion.
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Ernst Roets not in contempt of court for apartheid flag tweet
The High Court in Johannesburg has dismissed the contempt of court charge against AfriForum's Ernst Roets.
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Court to clarify if Ernst Roets' apartheid flag tweet is hate speech
AfriForum's Ernst Roets tweeted a picture of the apartheid flag just hours after a court ruled that its gratuitous display amounted to hate speech.
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Adam Catzavelos’s SAHRC settlement has no impact on criminal case - NPA
Adam Catzavelos reached a settlement with the South African Human Rights Commission over his racist video while on holiday in Greece.
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Catzavelos settlement with SAHRC doesn't mean legal woes are over
Adam Catzavelos is still facing criminal charges after the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) laid a complaint against him with the police over his racist video.
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Adam Catzavelos due in court over hate speech case
Catzavelos was charged after he recorded himself on a Greek beach, saying how happy he was about the absence of black people using the K-word.
