Ethics in journalism : a reader on their perception in the Third World / Michael Kunczik (ed.). [Publ. by the Division for International Development Cooperation of Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung]. - [Electronic ed.]. - Bonn, 1999. - 270 S. = 645 Kb, Text . - (Communication manual) <br>Electronic ed.: Bonn: FES Library, 2000

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Ethics in journalism : a reader on their perception in the Third World / Michael Kunczik (ed.). [Publ. by the Division for International Development Cooperation of Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung]. - [Electronic ed.]. - Bonn, 1999. - 270 S. = 645 Kb, Text . - (Communication manual)
Electronic ed.: Bonn: FES Library, 2000

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CONTENTS

Introduction:
Freedom of the press - where to draw the line?
By Michael Kunczik

West Africa:
Unprofessional and unethical journalism
By Francis B. Nyamnjoh

Anglophone Africa:
Journalists - puppets of the proprietors?
By Joe S. M. Kadhi

Southeast Asia:
Media often supportive of government
By Sankaran Ramanathan

South Asia:
Absence of an ethic is shared by journalists
By Victor Gunewardena

Central Asia:
Ethics - a Western luxury?
By David Mould and Elizabeth Schuster

Latin America:
Dead letter codes
By Javier Darío Restrepo

Closing remarks:
Is there an international ethics of journalism?
By Michael Kunczik

Biographical notes