No, media is not reflected in the Article 16 of New South African's Bill of Right. The Article is more on the constitutional limitations. The Media is reflected instead in Article 4 of the Bill. The Article 4 is entitled "Freedom of Speech, Assembly, and information".
<span>Section 1 states "there shall be freedom of thought, speech, expression and opinion, including a free press, which shall report and comment fairly and respect the right to reply."</span>
The answer is D. Create a system of retirement and unemployment insurance.
The government selected an age which they believed most people were retired by and the Social Service Administration allows people above that age to continue earning and income.
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The answer is <span>tied to observable evidence
Theories that </span><span>tied to observable evidence had a solid measurement to be tested in order to prove whether those theories are right or wrong.
Without observable evidence, it would be closer to say that those scientific 'theories' are just personal opinion.</span>
Based on the study of 732 cases of SIDS (drake & others, 2020), the percentage of the cases that had bed-sharing before they died was 53%.
<h3>What was the percentage of people engaged in bed-sharing?</h3>
The study of 732 cases of SIDS by Drake and Others in 2000, showed that the number of cases who had bed-sharing before they died was 390 infants.
In percentage terms, this comes to:
= 390 / 632 x 100%
= 53%
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