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Table of Contents I- Chapter One: General Overview of Media in Morocco II- Chapter Two: Analysis of Principles 1- Independence 1-1 Media Independence Guarantees 1-1-1 Freedom of Speech 1-1-2 Freedom of the Press 1-1-3 Association of Journalists and Media Outlets 1-1-4 The Right to Have Access to Information 1-1-4-1 Professional Secret 1-1-4-2 Ambiguity of the Press Law 1-1-4-3-Secrets of National Defense 1-1-4-5-Prohibition from accessing personal information 1-2 Media Regulations 1-2-1 License System 1-2-2 Media Management 1-2-3 Conditions of Granting Permits 1-2-4 Slander and Libel 1-2-5 Confiscation of the Press Card 1-2-6 Suspension and Seizure of Media Outlets 1-2-6-1 Seizure 1-2-6-2 Suspension 1-2-6-3 Ban 1-2-6-4 Confiscation and Destruction 1-2-6-5 Prohibition of broadcasting bulletins and shows: 1-3 Media Censorship 1-3-1 Official Directives 1-3-2 Self-Censorship 1-4 Media, Governmental and Non-governmental Influences 1-4-1 Independence of the Media 1-4-2Media and Economic Stability 1-5 Personal Independence of Journalists 1-5-1 Control of Content 1-5-2 Freedom of the Movement of Journalists 1-5-3 Press and Judicial Verdicts 1-5-4 Physical and Economic Protection 1-5-5 Civil Society Organizations and Protection of Journalists 2- Integrity 2-1 Ethics of the Profession 2-1-1 Becoming a Professional Journalist 2-1-2 Fighting Corruption 2-1-3 Discrimination in Recruiting Journalists 2-1-4 Selection and Promotion of Journalists 2-2 Diversity of the Media
2-2-1 Diversity of Ownership 2-2-2 Pluralistic Media 2-2-3 Media and Coverage 3- Competence 3-1 Qualifications of Journalists 3-1-1 Standards of Practicing the Journalism Profession 3-1-2 Specialized Training 3-2 Access to the Profession III- Chapter Three: The Media, Elections and the Rule of Law 1- Public Media and Narrow Margin of Freedom 2- Party-based Press, subject to parties 3- Independent Press and Weak Potentials IV-Chapter Four: Recommendations of Public Policy 1- Reexamining legal texts 1-1 Constitution 1-2 Press and Publishing Law 1-3 Professional Journalist Law 1-4 Contract-Program Agreement 1-5 Updated Decree on the Supreme Audio-Visual Commission: 1-6 Audio-Visual Law 1-7 Public Profession Law 2- Rehabilitation of human resources 3- Developing media outlets
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