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Soli J. Sorabjee has written: 'The emergency, censorship and the press in India, 1975-77' -- subject(s): Censorship, Freedom of the press, Press law 'Law of press censorship in India' -- subject(s): Censorship, Freedom of the press
Cyndia Susan Clegg has written: 'The Peaceable and Prosperous Regiment of Blessed Queene Elisabeth' 'Press Censorship in Jacobean England' -- subject(s): History, Press, Freedom of the press, Censorship 'Press Censorship in Elizabethan England' -- subject(s): History, Censorship, Elizabeth, Freedom of the press
No, in all democracies there is censorship of the press... of everything, really. According to the United States Constitution, there is a Freedom of the Press. However, we live in an imperfect world, my friend, so even in America we see censorship of the press.
Scythicus has written: 'The Russian press' -- subject(s): Press, Freedom of the press, Censorship
relaxation of press censorship
Ludolf Pelizaeus has written: 'Kontrolle und Nutzung' -- subject(s): Religion and the press, Freedom of the press, Censorship, Press, Congresses, History
He used censorship to his advantage by controlling the press and printing only positive news, while all negative news from Russia that could hurt his rule was erased
It does not directly address censorship. However, the 1st Amendment's prohibition on restrictions of freedom of speech and press indirectly restrict attempts at censorship. Thus, indirectly, the US Constitution prohibits censorship except in the case where it can be shown to directly support other competing Consitutional guarranties - such as the National Security exception, where the right of national self-defense is seen to trump free press/speech in certain circumstances, and thus, allow censorship in those cases.
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After the Cold War, there were improvements in press freedom in many countries as censorship and control from authoritarian regimes decreased. However, some countries still restrict press freedom through censorship, harassment of journalists, or control of media outlets. Overall, there has been a mixed picture with progress in some areas and challenges in others.
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