Teffo said the airing of the documentary four days before the official start of the trial has “exposed his witnesses to harassment”.
Lawyer representing Ten Ten Films, Adv Ben Winks, was present in court and told the judge that he was not aware of the concerns raised by Teffo before the start of Monday’s proceedings. “Documentary makers are members of the media. My client has not in any way interfered with the proceedings of this trial. There is no risk that has been posed by the documentary makers. We are being targeted and singled-out unfairly,’’ said Winks.
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Since when is a film company part of the media? This is a trial not a film set.
So did the prosecution seek the ban.