Name: Press Freedom
Uploaded: 2018-03-13T00:00:00.000+01:00
Duration: 66 s
Description: What is freedom of the press? In a democratic country journalist should be allowed to work freely without government pressure.

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What is freedom of the press? In a democratic country journalist should be allowed to work freely without government pressure.

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<p>What is freedom of the press? In a democratic country journalist should be allowed to work freely without government pressure.</p>

In a democratic country journalist should be allowed to work freely without government pressure.

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 ARTE Kids answers your questions about the media. What is journalism? Watch the video for the answer.

What is Journalism? (1-5)

ARTE Kids answers your questions about the media. What is considered the media?

ARTE Kids answers your questions about the media. What actually is the media?

What is the Media? (2/5)

ARTE Kids answers your questions about the media. What is a journalist and what do they do?

What is a Journalist? (3/5)

How journalists find and treat information. Also the importance of ethics.

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Journalism in 5 Questions

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