Under the freedom of expression, the constitution gives every individual the right to give their opinions on any matter without interference from state governments. Additionally, the opinions could be aired through any media of choice by any individual. Press and media freedom in reporting is guaranteed by the freedom of expression (Warburton, 2009). The constitutional right enables people or the media to speak openly about injustices, corruption and to criticise government actions without censorship. Thus, freedom of expression is valuable in maintaining democracy in a state. In instances where freedom of expression is curtailed, people experience discrimination and oppression ( Continue reading...
