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For Better? or For Worse?- Impact of the Code of Conduct on Journalism Ethics in Kenya


"This Code is intended to serve as the ethical foundation for the practice of journalism in Kenya."
As the leading institution in the regulation of media and in the conduct and discipline of journalists in Kenya, one of major functions of the Media Council of Kenya is to promote high professional standards amongst journalists. Besides promoting and protecting freedom and independence of the media, the Council also works to promote ethical standards among journalists and in the media. The Code of Conduct for the Practice of Journalism as entrenched in the Second Schedule of the Media Act 2013 governs the conduct and practice of all media practitioners in the country.


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AWDF.0664
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Nairobi, Kenya : African Woman and Child Feature Service., 2005
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English
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9966-957-40-5
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