Freedom of the Press

Definition

Freedom of the press is the right of journalists and media outlets to publish information without interference from governments or other sources. It ensures transparency, accountability, and access to diverse viewpoints.

Related terms

Censorship:

Censorship involves limiting or suppressing certain information by authorities or institutions.

Media Pluralism: Media pluralism refers to diversity and variety within the media landscape, allowing for multiple voices and perspectives.

Press Freedom Index: The Press Freedom Index ranks countries based on levels of press freedom, evaluating factors such as legal framework, independence, transparency, and abuses against journalists.