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Posting for likes, not Protection: Teachers warned over sharing learners online without consent
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Posting for likes, not Protection: Teachers warned over sharing learners online without consent
By Charmaine Ndlela Before you post, pause. Sharing images of children without consent is not only unethical, but it may also be unlawful and expose learners to serious harm. In South Africa, legislation such as the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), the Children’s Act, and the Films and Publications Act exists to safeguard children’s rights, privacy, and safety. Any identifiable image, including a child’s face, name, school uniform…
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