Karima Brown wants Malema hauled to court over his tweet | ntwaagae
"Principles of natural justice demand that we give the person against whom an allegation is made an opportunity to hear his side of the story. The EFF has requested more time to consider their response," Mamabolo told journalists at a media briefing last Thursday.
The code makes provision for the role of the media, and parties have to ensure journalists"are not subjected to harassment, intimidation, hazard, threat or physical assault by any of their representatives or supporters".Under prohibited conduct, it states that no party may use language or act in a way to provoke violence during an election.
Earlier in March, Brown seemingly mistakenly posted an editorial brief in an EFF media WhatsApp group after the party posted an invitation to an EFF"Breakfast With The Elderly" function,Brown responded:"Keep an eye out for this. Who are these elders. Are they all male and how are they chosen. Keep watching brief," News24 previously reported.
Malema then tweeted a screenshot of the message, accusing her of"sending moles" to the event. Her cellphone number was visible in the screenshot. Brown said she received rape threats from, and was intimidated by, EFF supporters after Malema's tweet.
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