Critical Arts, Volume 15(1-2), 2001Media Freedom and Human Rights
INTRODUCTIONS
Revisiting Media and Human Rights
— Keyan Tomaselli and Miranda Young
Human Rights and the Media
— Cees Hamelink
SPECIAL FEATURE
New Forms of Strategy – No Change of Heart
— Nadine Gordimer
Twenty-One Years Later
— Nadine Gordimer
MAIN ARTICLES
Human Rights and Citizenship in Post-Apartheid South Africa
— John Williams
A Tale of Two Paradoxes: Media Censorship in South Africa, Pre-Liberation and Post-Apartheid
— Christopher Merrett
Problematising Race for Journalists: Critical reflections on the South African Human Rights Commission Inquiry into Media Racism
— Guy Berger
Journalism Education from Africa: From Critical Pedagogical Theory to Meaning-Based Practice
— Francis Njubi
The Internet in Africa – A New Road to Developmental Opportunities or a Digital Highway leading to Nowhere?
— Arnold de Beer
Caught basion Empires: Ambivalence in Australian Films
— Greg McCarthy
BOOK REVIEWS
African Years: The Zimbabwe Land Invasions, by Catherine Buckle
Reviewed by Bhekimpilo Sibanda.
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