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The View Point 04 April 2019 : Why do people hate journalists?
Guests: Thandi Smith - Head of Policy at Media Monitoring Africa,
Sam Mkhokheli – Chairperson of the SANEF Media Freedom Sub Committee
Are journalists not capable of handling criticism? What is it that journalist do that upsets politicians and the public at large? And when we look at freedom of speech and ethical conduct, where should journalists draw the line (in order for them not to infringe other people's rights on a quest to break a story)? Is the turmoil between the media, private sector executive and politician a South African phenomenon or is it a global issue?
Sam Mkhokheli – Chairperson of the SANEF Media Freedom Sub Committee
Are journalists not capable of handling criticism? What is it that journalist do that upsets politicians and the public at large? And when we look at freedom of speech and ethical conduct, where should journalists draw the line (in order for them not to infringe other people's rights on a quest to break a story)? Is the turmoil between the media, private sector executive and politician a South African phenomenon or is it a global issue?
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Sam Mkhokheli – Chairperson of the SANEF Media Freedom Sub Committee
Are journalists not capable of handling criticism? What is it that journalist do that upsets politicians and the public at large? And when we look at freedom of speech and ethical conduct, where should journalists draw the line (in order for them not to infringe other people's rights on a quest to break a story)? Is the turmoil between the media, private sector executive and politician a South African phenomenon or is it a global issue?
Sam Mkhokheli – Chairperson of the SANEF Media Freedom Sub Committee
Are journalists not capable of handling criticism? What is it that journalist do that upsets politicians and the public at large? And when we look at freedom of speech and ethical conduct, where should journalists draw the line (in order for them not to infringe other people's rights on a quest to break a story)? Is the turmoil between the media, private sector executive and politician a South African phenomenon or is it a global issue?