Op-eds

Balancing act – South Africa's constitutional court tackles copyright bill and public interest concerns

By Nicole Fritz and Ella Morrison

South Africa

President Ramaphosa’s copyright amendment bill faces scrutiny as Blind SA seeks urgent relief

By Tania Broughton

Op-eds

SECTION27 launches urgent application against President for failing to sign Copyright Amendment Bill

By Linda Daniels

South Africa

Passing of Copyright Bill into law will give Deaf and blind people a fair deal

By Denise Nicholson

South Africa

Progress made, but obstacles still need to be removed to ensure access to books for visually impaired

By Lerato Mutsila

South Africa

Marrakesh Treaty key to facilitating greater agency for persons living with visual disabilities

By Lufefe Radebe and Jonathan Yahya West

South Africa

A sea of red herrings: Addressing efforts to delay urgent copyright reform in SA

By Denise Nicholson and Kyla Mc Nulty

South Africa

Copyright Act victory in ConCourt for blind and visually impaired

By Zukiswa Pikoli

South Africa

'New copyright bill will take SA into the 21st century at last'

By Denise Rosemary Nicholson

South Africa

Blind faith — providing hope and work for the visually impaired

By Leila Dougan

South Africa

Opening salvo in Blind SA case — ‘Copyright Act a hurdle to freeing the potential of each person’

By Jonathan Berger

South Africa

ConCourt to rule on copyright case affecting blind South Africans

By Linda Daniels