Gilbert Marcus - Unedited Interview

Unedited interview with Gilbert Marcus, a South African lawyer at the Johannesburg Bar specialising in Constitutional and Administrative law. In this interview, Marcus talks about South African legislation, particularly “emergency laws”, post-Sharpeville Massacre, that were fully established by the mid 1980s. He also talks about the state banning of Newsweek. Part of a series of unedited interviews with South African (and some American) writers, journalists and activists made in the late ‘80s, discussing the subject of censorship, films, journalism and more.