eNCA journalist Nobesuthu Hejana was confronted by EFF members and told to move while reporting on protests against Clicks in Cape Town.
said the incident is horrifying given the country's current battle with GBV.JOHANNESBURG - The South African National Editors’ Forum is calling on the Gender Commission and Parliament to investigate theand told to move while reporting on protests against Clicks in Cape Town.Sanef also says it's concerned at EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi's statements he made on social media.
Ndlozi tweeted that touching Hejana was not considered harassment and that 'the touch has to be violent, invasive or harmful to be considered harassment. The forum says the incident is horrifying given the country's current battle with GBV and is calling on Ndlozi to apologise. Here is Ramaphosa TOUCHING a journalist to remove her from the way so that Mandela’s can pass. Merely touching journalists is NOT harassment
We can disagree with EFF members removing journalists from protests without saying merely touching them is Harassment!
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