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… The Market Theatre not only pushed the confines of censorship in the country at the time, but they intently …

… - 1950s and 1960s ; Influence of politics on writing ; Censorship and banning ; Shift from prose writing to poetry … - 1950s and 1960s ; Influence of politics on writing ; Censorship and banning ; Shift from prose writing to poetry … - 1950s and 1960s ; Influence of politics on writing ; Censorship and banning ; Shift from prose writing to poetry …

… “The Cultural Boycott – a tool of liberation or a tool of censorship?” (speech, seminar organized by COSAW, Wits … Sibanyoni, H. 1988, A Tool of Liberation or a Tool of Censorship?, South African History Online. Available from: … ory.org.za/archive/cultural-boycott-tool-liberation-or-tool-censorship-speech-given-hazzie-sibanyoni [06 December 2016]. …

… against inflammatory imagery, but as an aside to censorship legislation. With the media blitz that followed … repression, the South African government strictly enforced censorship laws. While photojournalism continued in South … photography. Documentary photographers eluded on-site censorship by choosing subjects located where censors would …

… aware that this incident has engendered a culture of self-censorship, which has become increasingly ubiquitous in the …

… widespread debate in South Africa around questions of censorship, freedom of expression and racism, with many …

… of which South Africans were kept ignorant because of censorship, security legislation, curbs on the media and the …

… One copy would be sent directly to Cape Town to the censorship board while the other would be sent to Durban. The censorship board would have a special sitting on the Saturday afternoon. By half-past-four the censorship board would phone Ramnikal to let him know that …

… leaders; COERCED the press into strict pro-government censorship and made it almost impossible for new …

… Down Second Avenue in London 1959. The formidable list of censorship provisions on the “creative black writer” were … repression after the Sharpeville Massacre in 1960. Censorship became the factor by which government intruded directly into literature. As a means of control censorship was applied more thoroughly and resolutely than …

… the apartheid era SABC stood for. His images challenged censorship laws – and thereby, what the state didn’t want the …

… rights of any individual. It also looks at the dangers of censorship and highlights the importance of all forms of arts …

… families by tampering with or delaying mail. Certainly the censorship of individual love letters was an invasion of …

… exhibition, this was a pivotal moment in terms of state censorship of a White artist. Goodman refused to do so …

… Translation and intercultural contact; language debates; censorship of/in African literature and other forms of …

… Police-press agreement NPU-Defence Force agreement Self-censorship 5. Harassment of journalists Historically, the … of the press but has stopped short of pre-publication censorship for fear of alienating its Western allies. … to a range of indirect and informal controls, and self-censorship is rife. The result is a newspaper industry …

… combination stems from the rarity of its isolated parts. Censorship, imprisonment, and exile exist as forms of … the subsequent decade. [9] Despite a decade filled with censorship, intimidation tactics, and even the occasional … from London, so while Sonia no longer lived in fear of censorship or imprisonment, the impact of her work appeared …

… rights of any individual. It also looks at the dangers of censorship and highlights the importance of all forms of arts …

… times, so too she wrote articles about politics — about censorship, and the 1976 Soweto Uprising, and the chaos and …

… was the opportunity to break out of the blackout of state censorship and press self-censorship, and replace unreliable rumour with an authentic … against Mandela, it broke at last the stifling blanket of censorship and silence which had surrounded the ANC and its …

… “I think David Goldblatt is particularly sensitive to censorship and artistic freedom having worked for years as a …

… Africa (London: Oxford University Press). (Because of censorship, his chapter is not included in the South African …

… inoperative and frustrated the hopes of the regime that censorship and repression can make the movement and its …

… townships placed under military occupation and rigid press censorship introduced. But two years later, Pretoria has …

… the apartheid regime's propaganda campaign. Every act of censorship to limit and crush this free media was responded … publishing blank pages, to demonstrating its attitude to censorship. The Weekly Mail (now Mail and Guardian) came into …

… the AFP (African Film Productions) banner. The National Censorship Act of 1931 was passed by Parliament, followed by … before the 1990s? 1963 The Publications Control Board (Censorship Board) was established. Truida Pohl's Die Man in …

… the apartheid regime's propaganda campaign. Every act of censorship to limit and crush this free media was responded … publishing blank pages, to demonstrating its attitude to censorship. The Weekly Mail (now Mail and Guardian) came into …

… supreme leader. This state of affairs justifies the auto-censorship that characterizes the Gambian media. The internet … supreme leader. This state of affairs justifies the auto-censorship that characterizes the Gambian media. The internet …

… Madiba, p. 12. ↵ [xiv] Dick, Archie L. "Blood from stones: Censorship and the reading practices of South African …

… A lack of domestic reviews was clearly the result of the censorship enacted by the South African government (Viljoen … all his work, in the sixties which were a brutal time for censorship for Black South African writers. Those that did … 2002, 331). He also addressed the larger problem of self-censorship calling on writers to say something if they had …