British Journalists Protest at Intimidation of Their Colleagues in

The Week Vol. 2, No. 9, c. 17 September 1964 · p. 5 of the scan · 70 words

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A letter strongly protesting against 'raids made recently on South African Journalists! and at the arrest of six of them has been sent to Mr B.J. Vorster, the South African Minister of Justice, by the British National Union of Journalists. The letter points out that the union regzrds 'these acts as a- ross wviolation of the freedom of the press, and as evidence of a campaign Of intimidation of journalists’.