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AmaBhungane has won a court case against the Minister of Justice, including the State Security Agency and 11 others.

AmaBhungane has won a court case against the Minister of Justice, including the State Security Agency and 11 others. The AmaBhungane obtained all the six orders they sought against RICA. It wanted certain sections of Rica declared unconstitutional.

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