South African Constitution

The witness asserts their constitutional right not to incriminate themselves under section 35(3)(j) of the South African Constitution read with section 3(4) of the Commission's Act 947, thus refusing to testify on certain matters.

“should I be called upon to I will exercise my right not to incriminate myself under section 35(3)(j) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa read with section 3(4) of the Commission's Act of 947”

The witness asserts their constitutional right against self-incrimination under section 35(3)(j) of the South African Constitution and section 3(4) of the Commission's Act, and intends to exercise this right when testifying.

“should I be called upon to I will exercise my right not to incriminate myself under section 35(3)(j) of the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa read with section 3(4) of the Commission's Act”

Constitutional rights such as privacy may be limited in justifiable circumstances, including as defined in section 36 of the South African Constitution.

“we have section 36 of the Constitution which says there may be justification for the infringement of rights”