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Implications of publication ban orders in Egypt on press journalists’ work and news dissemination
The issue of publication ban orders in Egypt, more commonly known as “gag orders”, has risen to public attention in recent years in Egypt. This attention has reflected in many reports emerging with rich data on the frequency and significance of publication ban orders. This thesis takes advantage of...
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AUC Knowledge Fountain
2017
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