Freedom of the Press: Under Threat?
Jack R. Herman
Abstract
Jack R. Herman
Abstract
The news on the press freedom front is worrying, introducing another potential limit on the ability of the public to be informed of matters that they have a right to know about. The Press Council urges other organisations to adopt its Charter of a Free Press and to support the insertion of a freedom of expression in overriding law.
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The news on the press freedom front is worrying, introducing another potential limit on the ability of the public to be informed of matters that they have a right to know about. The Press Council urges other organisations to adopt its Charter of a Free Press and to support the insertion of a freedom of expression in overriding law.
Key concepts: Freedom of the press, Charter, Freedom of expression, Free press, Law, Publishing, Project commissioning, Political science