Freedom of Speech and Free Press

Expression of views of the opposition

Publication of the views of the intelligentsia

Publication of letters to the editor

Suppression of the views of the opposition

When people begin to vehemently criticise the government

When the right endangers well established social norms

When the right endangers well established social norms

When foreign governments do not like criticism

There should be no restriction on it

There should be some reasonable restrictions on it

There should be absolute freedom

It should be left to the decision of the executive head

Newspapers only

Weekly and monthly periodicals only

Newspapers, weeklies, monthlies and other published material

None of the above

It should not defame the nation

It should not criticise the government bluntly

It should not disturb peace

It should not instigate communal feelings

The government are highly educated

Propagate violence

The people are highly educated

It is implied in the right of expression

Should be vigilant

They should leave it to the Government

They should leave it to the opposition

They should leave everything to the care of the head of the government

Build healthy public opinion

Cash on sensational news

Be motivated by profit motives

Seek directions of the ruling party

Lay more stress on national rather than international events

Give fair picture of national progress

Focus attention on failures of the government

Draw attention only on the achievements of the government

Totalitarian states

Dictatorships

Liberal democracies

Fascist states