Comments on: In defence of statutory media regulation: a review of English and Zambian media laws http://www.theargument.org.uk/archives/342 University of Kent law student publication Wed, 18 Jan 2012 07:04:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Suwilanji B.N http://www.theargument.org.uk/archives/342/comment-page-1#comment-1711 Suwilanji B.N Tue, 29 Jun 2010 07:20:15 +0000 http://www.theargument.org.uk/?p=342#comment-1711 True! statutory regulations should not be looked at as impigement on freedom of expression, but it is also true that in many cases,Zambian regulations have a tendecy to apply only to some people a clearly exempt others even with court intervention sometimes. So maybe, thats also a concern. This aside, Zambians must think "standards and professionalism." Its an effective way to move a step foward. I say, lets do what we have to do;Put all the neccessary systems in place and see how we move from there. I like this Article Walker! good work! True! statutory regulations should not be looked at as impigement on freedom of expression, but it is also true that in many cases,Zambian regulations have a tendecy to apply only to some people a clearly exempt others even with court intervention sometimes. So maybe, thats also a concern. This aside, Zambians must think “standards and professionalism.” Its an effective way to move a step foward.
I say, lets do what we have to do;Put all the neccessary systems in place and see how we move from there.

I like this Article Walker! good work!

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