11 Right to media based in the Charter of Honor Media .. Know it

Policy

The Syndicate of Journalists demanded its members to abide by the Code of Media Honor and the Code of Professional Conduct.

The "seventh day" monitors the media rights set by the Charter of Honor:

– The right of the media to freedom of expression and creativity in a framework of professionalism and responsibility

– The right to access the sources of news and information necessary to serve the media work

– The right of the media not to disclose its sources of information except in relation to national security

– The right of the media to the necessary protection during its work in the juvenile areas by the concerned authorities, especially during wars and crises

– The right to attend public meetings, conferences and meetings unless they are closed or confidential

– The right of the media to obtain legal contractual guarantees with the institution in which he works

– The right of the media to provide the media institution with the necessary means to perform its work according to its circumstances

– The right of the media in legal support by the media union and the institution in which he works if he is subjected to any legal accountability related to the performance of his work

– The right of the media to obtain specialized training to improve his profession

– Enable the media to perform its work in an appropriate work environment without pressure and according to the declared policy of the media.

The right of the media to terminate the contract with the institution in the event of changing its media policy and obtaining all its material and literary rights in accordance with the law.

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