which clasps under the massive load of corruption and fights to discover an approach to stunned its domineering burden, any footstep to giving the still-emerging anti-corruption effort a boost ask for to be affectionately acclaimed. The reports of media and editorials admit the necessity for a diversity of approaches to contest corruption, reaching from overall procedures for instance the generalization of instructions and events and the use of information technology to detailed footsteps for instance
Mass Media as a tool in Public Diplomacy Mass media as a communication tool in disseminating information has two very important characteristics, the first is that few people who can communicate with large numbers and mass media is a precise tool to communicate with large numbers, and the second is the audience or the reader has no effective way to answer back (Mills, 1956). The mass media has now shown a more intense effect because the mass media has a very strong power to influence the reader or
public regarding maladministration of the authority. The ombudsman is a parliament officer who is independent from the executive and is appointed by the legislature. The large measure of independence enjoyed by him also gives the responsibility to safeguard the interest of the public by ensuring that the government departments, prisons, hospitals, schools, local governments and public universities runs according to law. The role of the ombudsman differ from
ancient and medieval theories of mixed government, which argued that the processes of government should involve the different element in society such as monarchic, aristocratic, and democratic interest. Oppose to absolute sovereignty of the Crown, Parliaments, or any other body. Separation of Powers was a leading idea in medieval Europe under the name of the “two swords”. Most thinkers agreed that power should be shared between the state and the church. But no convincing argument was produced for the
The term “free media” is often identified with the phrase “independent mass media”. Independence is seen as freedom from influences that would directly threaten their content, which would jeopardize the accuracy, objectivity and completeness of the information is placed. Immediately we have to accept the fact that absolute independence is not possible, and that this kind of freedom we can only look exactly like the independence of certain entities, such as: independence from the state, from the specific
freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive, and impart information and ideas through any media regardless of frontiers.” The concept of freedom of the press is often covered by the same laws as freedom of speech, thereby giving equal treatment to media and individuals. This philosophy of freedom is usually accompanied by legislation ensuring various degrees of
Role of the Civil Society • Identify the capability--Civil society should lay the responsibility upon their shoulder to identify the women have capability and good leadership quality, also willing to run for office; • Provide Training and aid--Provide training and all kinds of financial, social, moral support for women candidates, thereby they do come in forefront and join the politics without any social harrasement. • Lobby to ensure issues of special concern-- Civil society should ensure that
Introduction Nowadays, Mass media has stand an important role in political in our society. In order to stay closer to society, media is one of common and universal topics to discuss in this society (Teresa and Brea 2009). The accountability and openness are impossible in contemporary democracies without mass media. According to Balkin (1998) mass media helps the public to understand the operations of government, participate in political decisions, and hold government officials accountable. He also
speaker and his audience” and then went on calculating how many votes had been swung to Nehru’s favor by his every sentence. The climax was reached, in Karaka’s view, at the twilight hour, when Nehru told the gathering that he had taken upon himself the “role of a mendicant beggar”. Amidst wild cheers he added, “If at all I am a beggar, I am begging for your love, your affection and your enlightened cooperation in solving the problems facing the country.” The crowds were deeply moved and he, in turn, was
Constitution, American citizens have been provided with the ability to obtain freedom of the press. The United States was established by participating in a rigorous war against our motherland, because colonists believed they lacked inalienable rights from parliament. Our founding fathers then created a Constitution to interpret and promote the concept of democracy. They believed being a democratic country indicated the freedom to publish any printed material without governmental restriction. Since then, our