SC bans posting, reposting of court hearing clips without prior permission
The Supreme Court has issued a ban on posting or reposting clips of court hearings without prior permission. The order aims to protect the integrity of judicial proceedings and the privacy of individuals involved. Media outlets and social platforms will need to obtain clearance before sharing such content.
- ▪The Supreme Court prohibited the unauthorised sharing of court hearing excerpts.
- ▪The ban requires prior permission before any court clip can be posted or reposted.
- ▪The decision seeks to preserve courtroom decorum and protect privacy rights.
- ▪The ruling may affect journalists, broadcasters, and social media users who share court footage.
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