The web of censorship
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TextPublication details: Oxford Oxford University press 1994Description: 236 pISBN: 0195775430Subject(s): Pakistan | censorship | freedom of pressDDC classification: 323.445095491 Summary: This sequel to the author's books "The Press in Chains" and "The Press Under Siege" continues to record the sufferings and humiliations to which journalists in Pakistan have been subjected under various dictatorial regimes both civil and military. Unlike the two earlier books which record the Establishment's efforts to muzzle the press, this book dwells at length on the effects of governmental intimidation.
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| 323.445 GOE/R Right to to information and good governance / | 323.445 KUN/M Media laws and Indian constitution | 323.4450941 EDW/G Guardians of power :the myth of the liberal media | 323.445095491 NIA/W The web of censorship | 323.448 LEV/O On privacy | 323.460959 BIN/F A field of one's own : gender and land rights in South Asia | 323.5 ASS/M A Macat analysis of Thomas Paine's Rights of man |
This sequel to the author's books "The Press in Chains" and "The Press Under Siege" continues to record the sufferings and humiliations to which journalists in Pakistan have been subjected under various dictatorial regimes both civil and military. Unlike the two earlier books which record the Establishment's efforts to muzzle the press, this book dwells at length on the effects of governmental intimidation.
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