Media freedom
Subtitle: Zim press under seige : elections across continents, sexual violence in schools
By: [editing Chuck Scott]
Contributors: University of Natal. Centre for Socio-Legal Studies; Democracy for All Programme (University of Natal. Centre for Socio-Legal Studies)
Series: Democracy watch -- 12
Publisher: Democracy for All Programme, Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, University of Natal
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Durban, South Africa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: Freedom of the press; Mass media; Social aspects; Communication
Description: This edition examines media freedom with articles on press freedom and the complex relationship between the media, society and government.
Notes: Cover title.

"Free press: voice of democracy."
Table of contents: title: Signposts of democracy: Press freedom a prerequisite for any democracy / Ido Lekota; title: Defining roles / David Monyae and Jeffrey Ndumo; title: Media should mirror society / Makhudu Sefara; title: Abuse of elderly a crying shame; title: Employers still discriminate; title: Girls are scared at school / Deidre Donnelly; title: Africa watch: Blocked by terror tactics; title: Namibian democracy tarnished; title: Where to go for media freedom / Joe Mdhlela; title: International watch: Elections across continents / Deidre Donnelly; title: Behind bars on Brazil; title: Commission members blasted by rights group.; title: Legislation watch: SA stands firm on euthanasia; title: Iran blocks overseas education for women; title: Traditional healers gain equal recognition; title: Gay coalition challenges President; title: Housing bill set to end abuse; title: People's voice: Rainbow Nation myth dissipating / Judith February and Sean Jacobs; title: Stop destructive them and us thinking / Dawie Jacobs; title: Media watch: Seeking safeguards for media freedom / David Robie; title: Free press-voice of democracy; title: Resources.