Imputations prejudicial to national integration: publishing exclusionary or hate assertions triggers criminal penalties and aggravated sanctions in worship settings. The provision criminalises communications-spoken, written, by sign, visible representation or electronic means-that impute disloyalty to the Constitution, advocate denial of citizen rights, or advance assertions likely to cause disharmony, enmity, hatred or ill will between protected groups and others; it also covers false or misleading information jeopardising sovereignty, unity, integrity or security and prescribes penal consequences, with enhanced sanctions when committed in places of worship or religious assemblies.
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Imputations prejudicial to national integration: publishing exclusionary or hate assertions triggers criminal penalties and aggravated sanctions in worship settings.
The provision criminalises communications-spoken, written, by sign, visible representation or electronic means-that impute disloyalty to the Constitution, advocate denial of citizen rights, or advance assertions likely to cause disharmony, enmity, hatred or ill will between protected groups and others; it also covers false or misleading information jeopardising sovereignty, unity, integrity or security and prescribes penal consequences, with enhanced sanctions when committed in places of worship or religious assemblies.
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