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Universal Declaration of Communication Rights (International Communication Project, 2014) has been signed by over 10 000 people and states: "We recognise that the ability to communicate is a basic human right. We recognise that everyone has the potential to communicate. By putting our names to this declaration, we give our support to the millions of people around the world who have communication disorders that prevent them from experiencing fulfilling lives and participating equally and fully in their communities. We believe that people with communication disabilities should have access to the support they need to realise their full potential."
231:"The role of communication and media in exercising democratic political participation in society. But while the fake and concocted news are broadcast by different media to take the financial favor of the state is highly dangerous. This tendency is developed in 21st century irrespective of any nations around the world. And the legal provision and its implementation part is also very much weak and governed by the will of the state. Free and fair journalism does not refer and mean to publish and broadcast untrue and purposefully concocted news."
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