2022
DOI: 10.1017/jme.2022.58
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The Right to Free Commercial Speech in South Africa and its Tension with Public Health Interventions

Abstract: Marketing restrictions to promote public health invoke competing rights, including the right to free commercial speech which for-profit entities use to protect their freedom to market products without undue regulation. The right to free commercial speech in South Africa has been developed through case law since the adoption of the first democratic constitution in South Africa in 1996. This article examines the impact of this recent judgment and the lessons for policy makers to ensure effective regulation of ma… Show more

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