In South Africa, the public has a, generally, upheld right to record police officers and government officials performing their duties in public spaces, reinforced by a 2025 High Court ruling. Recording is considered a tool for accountability, not a crime, and officials cannot lawfully seize devices or arrest individuals solely for filming. Key Aspects of the Right to Record: Legal Standing: The Johannesburg High Court (Jacobs v Minister of Police, 2025) affirmed that filming police in public is

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