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‘They write what they like’ – UJ dialogue discusses impact of cyberbullying

22 September 2018 By admin

‘They write what they like’ – UJ dialogue discusses impact of cyberbullying:

‘They write what they like’ – UJ dialogue discusses impact of cyberbullying: “There’s a sense of safety that people have when they are behind the keyboard. They think that because they are behind the screens of their cellphones they can do and say whatever they want,” says an activist.

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#StateCaptureInquiry – Former Minister Lynne Brown’s application for leave to cross-examine | Day 15: The Judicial Commission of Inquiry into Allegations of State Capture is set to hear tformer minister of public enterprises Lynne Brown’s application for leave to cross-examine.

Sentence to be handed down in former Parktown Boys High assistant coach assault case: A former Parktown Boys’ High School assistant water polo coach who was found guilty of 114 counts of sexual assault and 12 counts of common assault is expected to be sentenced.

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