Freedom of Expression

ARTsolar throws in the towel in “gagging” case

The company had wanted to stop three “whistleblowers” and a journalist from reporting that it was importing and not locally manufacturing its solar panels

Judges should respect press freedom

There have been too many prepublication gag orders in recent times

Cardiologist “gags” Carte Blanche

Despite having had multiple chances to respond, Dr Ntando Duze still managed to secure an interdict to halt the airing of a programme on allegations of malpractice

Ombud says no to Zapiro’s “White Genocide” cartoon

Ruling raises questions about Press Council’s approach to satire

“Gagged” businessman seeks to prove he was right

Shipping company called in to reveal details of ARTsolar’s imports

Constitutional challenge to ARTsolar’s gag order

Whistleblowers argue their right to freedom of expression has been violated. AmaBhungane has applied to join the case.

Companies should think twice before gagging journalists

Why the ARTsolar case is important

Solar company changed its story just before gagging whistleblowers

Whistleblower alleges he was tricked into believing he was buying locally made material

Solar manufacturer ARTsolar gagged a reporter. So we asked the owner some tough questions