No, State Media and Democracy Don't Go "Hand in Hand." Just the Opposite

No, State Media and Democracy Don't Go 'Hand in Hand'

In the age of digital censorship, state media is just as likely to be a threat to democracy as a boon to it

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No, State Media and Democracy Don't Go "Hand in Hand." Just the Opposite

The press watchdog Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, or FAIR.org, which I read regularly as a young reporter, weighed in on the NPR debate:One could look at this threat as part of Trump’s general distrust of major media and desire to seek revenge against outlets he believes have been unfair to him… Going after public broadcasters is also a part of the neo-fascist playbook authoritarian leaders around the world are using to clamp down on dissen…

No, State Media and Democracy Don’t Go “Hand in Hand.” Just the Opposite

No, State Media and Democracy Don’t Go “Hand in Hand.” Just the Opposite In the age of digital censorship, state media is just as likely to be a threat to democracy as a boon to [...] The post No, State Media and Democracy Don’t Go “Hand in Hand.” Just the Opposite first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.

Political leader Andrés Velásquez said this Sunday that “democracy and decent work are inseparable” and that “it is not just a question of raising the voice on May 1”. “Democracy and decent work are inseparable. The defense of labor rights are tied to the struggle to restore the rule of law, free elections, respect for human rights, and separation of powers. I do not know just about raising the voice on May 1st. M 28J. Outside Maduro,” he said t…