Church Sees Risks in Media Regulation - Uniradio Informa Sonora
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El Heraldo de SaltilloThe Arquidi cesis Primada de M xico advirti that the regulation of the rights of the hearings should not open the door to censorship mechanisms.
He argued that freedom of expression not only requires preventing censorship, but also protecting each person's ability to seek the truth.
He argued that freedom of expression not only requires preventing censorship, but also protecting each person's ability to seek the truth.
He argued that freedom of expression not only requires preventing censorship, but also protecting each person's ability to seek the truth.
The Catholic Church held that freedom of expression must be protected without prior censorship and with full respect for human rights. In its editorial Desde la Fe, it pointed out that diversity of opinions strengthens democracy and allows citizens to form a judgment of their own. It also suggested that media, digital platforms, authorities and society share the responsibility to promote ethical and truthful communication.
The Primate Archdiocese of Mexico warned that the regulation of the rights of the hearings should not open the door to mechanisms of prior censorship or allow an administrative authority to determine the “veracity, legitimacy or acceptability” of the opinions broadcast on radio and television. This statement appears in the middle of the public consultation opened by the Regulatory Commission of Telecommunications (CRT) on the General Guidelines …
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