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Name of Student: Student’s Number: Name of Professor: Institution: Date: Totalitarian Governments. Totalitarian government is a government that wants to get total control over its people. Today such countries are really uncommon. This paper will focus on freedom of speech and censorship. There are several countries around the world that still regulate the media by limiting and restricting access to it (Martin 4). One of the basic rights for people is the freedom of expression. People at least want to say their opinion via social media. In addition the Human Rights declared that individuals have the right to freely express their opinion without interference. However Saudi Arabia restricts and limits the expression of views and thoughts. This essay will focus on Saudi Arabia how it has control over the media. In Saudi Arabia freedom of expression or speech is not allowed by the state. They internationally pretend that they leader they want. The control of the judicial by the ruling class is evidence of dictatorship. Works Cited. Majid Saudi Arabia and the House of Saud: things you should know https://www.channel4.com/news/saudi-arabia-and-the-house-of-saud-things-you-should-know page 1 Martin Rhonheimer ‘The Political Ethos Of Constitutional Democracy And The Place Of Natural Law In Public Reason: Rawls's "Political Liberalism" Revisited’. The American Journal of Jurisprudence vol 50 Natural Law Lecture 2005. page 2. Stance Rule of Law: Country Studies - Saudi Arabia http://democracyweb.org/node/67 page 2 Howard In Saudi Arabia Embracing New ‘Freedom’ On Social Media May Come with Serious Risks http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/26/saudi-arabia-social-media_n_7444742.html. Nassir "RSF Decries Saudi Citizen-journalist's Jail Term and Writing Ban | Reporters without Borders." RSF. N.p. 08 Mar. 2016. Web. 26 Oct. 2016.https://rsf.org/en/news/rsf-decries-saudi-citizen-journalists-jail-term-and-writing-ban page 1 Truong Saudi Blogger Raif Badawi Completes Fourth Year in Prison | Reporters without Borders." RSF. N.p. 17 June 2016. Web. 26 Oct. 2016 Page 1. https://rsf.org/en/news/saudi-blogger-raif-badawi-completes-fourth-year-prisonFeisal Saudi Arabia https://freedomhouse.org/report/freedom-press/2015/saudi-arabia. [...]
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ALL about saudi arabia I wrote opening paragraphs about saudi arabia and i used 5 sources so I expecting you to find about THREE more sources on your own. The seizure of power: How did the current leader in your chosen state come to power? Was it a legitimate (democratic) accession, or did this leader force his/her way into power? Is this leader appointed for life, or subject to the electoral process? If there are elections in this country, are they generally free and fair? Propaganda, Culture and Education: Does this state (or regime) regulate or censor the production of culture? (Art, films, movies, books, etc)? How free is the press in this country? (Are journalists and bloggers jailed, or worse? Is open criticism of the regime in the media acceptable?) Does open access to the internet exist? Does the state strictly regulate school curriculum? Does official ideology appear in the curriculum? Are private schools allowed? expecting you to find about THREE more sources on your own. Structure of the Essay: Your paper, to review, will consist of FOUR sections: The opening paragraph (where you introduce your topic and state your thesis) (ONE PAGE) The coming to power (where you discuss how, in brief, this state or regime came to be ruled by a dictator or authoritarian ruler). (ONE PAGE) The sub-theme (where you explore ONE of the sub-themes from the list below in some depth. (SIX PAGES) The concluding paragraph (where you restate your central argument and pass a judgement on why, or why not, you consider this state to be truly dictatorial). (ONE PAGE)
