What restrictions, if any, should be imposed on fundamental freedom of expression and press in a democratic society?

Abstract

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However Namibia as a democratic country is in a process of continuous change; although that process includes phases of regression, it is also marked by long periods of advancement. The reference to a "democratic society" in this work therefore presupposes by its very nature, that restrictions on Rights and freedoms will be questioned whether to oppose such restrictions or in order to reduce them by steadily entrenching the advances achieved. Namibia having been declared a democratic state fundamental freedoms in its constitution, ought to be respected and enjoyed unhindered, however the same constitution provides for restrictions, in this context, to fundamental freedoms of expression and press. This work will therefore, as its purpose, investigate as to what restrictions to the said freedoms are permissible in a democratic society like Namibia