Blind SA has welcomed the Constitutional Court ruling that has made it easier for blind people in South Africa to access copyrighted works without having to encounter any legal hurdles or complications from the copyright holder. The organisation had approached the court, challenging certain provisions of the country’s copyright law that made it impossible for blind people in South Africa to convert reading materials without the permission of the copyright holder. For more on what this ruling means, we are joined by…..

GUEST: Christo De Klerk, Blind SA’s President

Blind SA has welcomed the Constitutional Court ruling that has made it easier for blind people in South Africa to access copyrighted works without having to encounter any legal hurdles or complications from the copyright holder. The organisation had approached the court, challenging certain provisions of the country&rsquo;s copyright law that made it impossible for blind people in South Africa to convert reading materials without the permission of the copyright holder. For more on what this ruling means, we are joined by&hellip;..
GUEST: Christo De Klerk, Blind SA&rsquo;s President

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Blind SA has welcomed the Constitutional Court ruling that has made it easier for blind people in South Africa to access copyrighted works without having to encounter any legal hurdles or complications from the copyright holder. 