No-faith Rules” believes that it is duty-bound to express the sentiments of the {a pupils in the minority at the school.

In terms of South African law

(1.3.1 "No-faith Rules” believes that it is duty-bound to express the sentiments of the {a pupils in the minority at the school. With reference to the case of 5 v Momoboio 2001 (315A 409 {CC}, discuss two reasons that justify the importance of the right to freedom of expression in South Africa. (1.3.2 The school has insisted that the new policy does not infringe on the constitutional fir rights of any of its pupils. The school’s principal. Mr. Watson, has condemned the media coverage of the demonstrations outside the school indicating that it is not c0nducive to a safe and healthy learning environment and that it does not set a good example for pupils. Relate the role of the press and other media in a democratic society to the right of freedom of expression. (1.3.3 With reference to the case of Scum African Transport and Allied Workers Union and E Another v Games and Others (SATAWU) 2013 (1) SA 83 (CC), discuss the goals of the right offreedom of assembly, demonstration, picket and petition and as part of your answer, you must also indicate whether “No-faith Rules” can exercise this right with regard to demonstrating outside the school.