R U L I NG 22 November, 2018 & 9 January, 2019 DYANSOBERA, J.: This is an application for judicial review by way of certiorari to quash and declare the provisions of the Electronic and Postal Communications (Online Content) Regulations adopted on 16th day of March, 2018 in Government Notice No. 133 of 2018 to have been promulgated in excess of powers, illegally, against the principles of natural justice, unreasonably, arbitrarily and ambiguous. The application has been filed by the three applicants. The first applicant is Legal and Human Rights Centre which is a voluntary and human rights interested civil society organization duly registered as a charitable entity under the Companies Act [Cap. 212 R.E.2002]. It has on line platforms including website, Facebook gape, Twitter, YouTube for education and information to the general public. The second applicant is the Registered Trustees of Media Council of Tanzania, an independent voluntary, non-statutory self-regulatory body established under the Societies Act [Cap. 337 R.E.2002] and runs online platforms including website, Facebook page, twitter, YouTube for education and information to the general public. The third applicant is the Tanzania Human Rights Defenders Coalition, a not for profit, organization registered under the Non-Governmental Organization Act, 2002 as 2