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Lawhorne, Clifton O. – 1982
A descriptive study based on Egyptian law, printed sources, and interviews clarifies our picture of the Egyptian Press by examining its status as a constitutionally mandated "Fourth Estate." The constitutional amendment, the resultant Egyptian Press Law, and the "Law Of Shame" (all passed in 1980), are designed to create a…
Descriptors: Censorship, Developing Nations, Freedom of Speech, Journalism
Tyler, John – 1976
This report traces the development of the Egyptian press, from its origin with the arrival of the first printing press in 1789 to the present free press policies of Anwar Sadat. Because political struggle and social reform have accompanied the educational and cultural progress of Egypt, the news publications have traditionally been utilitarian.…
Descriptors: Censorship, Foreign Countries, Freedom of Speech, Information Dissemination