Melaka Declaration 2022: Give space to journalists to deliver authentic, balanced reports


MELAKA: Malaysian journalists unanimously called for the group to be given space to deliver authentic and balanced reports, in accordance with the right to freedom of expression as enshrined in the Federal Constitution.

This was among the five points of the Melaka Declaration 2022, read by the Berita Harian acting group editor, Datuk Ahmad Zaini Kamaruzzaman (pic), at the highlight of the National Journalists Day (Hawana) 2022 celebrations here Sunday (May 29).

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