Evaluation Of Freedom Of Press In India, China And USA

Dinesh Kumar Mishra, LLM, GNLU Silvassa Campus

ABSTRACT

The presence of press freedom is crucial for the advancement of open debate and the establishment of democratic systems. Every individual should be entitled to exercise their right to freedom of speech and enjoy unrestricted freedom of the press, except in cases where limitations are deemed justified. The celebration of press freedom is observed in several Asian nations. Countries such as South Korea and the country of Japan. Nevertheless, a significant proportion of Asian countries continue to be in the same situation. The development of stages aimed at ensuring a comprehensive freedom of the press. In the present study, the authors have This analysis sheds light on the state of press freedom in three prominent Asian nations and explores the manner in which it is being impacted. The governments in question are utilizing their authority in a manner that can be perceived as an abuse of power, resulting in the suppression of certain activities or individuals. The following is a concise overview of the historical background. The discourse surrounding the freedom of the media in Asia is being examined. The authors have endeavoured to elucidate the deplorable circumstances faced by journalists in several Asian nations. Moreover, numerous factual incidents have been referenced to illustrate the prevailing distress experienced by journalists who voice their opposition. The actions of the governing body and the acts of violence committed against them. Furthermore, the writers have provided an explanation why the significance of dissent within a society and its role as a pivotal factor for societal progress and development. The advancement of individuals within a society, and consequently the progress of the nation as a collective entity. The writers have provided There are various recommendations that can potentially enhance the freedom of the press in three distinct contexts. Scenarios within the context of the aforementioned nations. The analysis is concluded in the final section of the publication.

Keywords: Perceptions, Media, Journalist, Public perceptions, Democracy, Citizen.