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Journos in Parliament - It Gets Better

Prem Kumar, Senior Journalist

26-Jul-18 08:35

Journos in Parliament - It Gets Better

Following the 14th General Elections, the media is expecting greater media freedom and also better access for those in power. And as Parliament open last week, journalists were hoping that there would be new rules how coverage there could be conducted, pointing to rules that limited media coverage in the House itself previously. Today we look how coverage at Parliament is being redesigned.

Presented by: Sharaad Kuttan, Melisa Idris, Joyce Goh


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Tags:  GE14Media FreedomJournalismRedesignParliament





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