Article 17 : access to a diversity of mass media sources / by Sherry Wheatley Sacino.
2012
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Author
Title
Article 17 : access to a diversity of mass media sources / by Sherry Wheatley Sacino.
Published
Leiden ; Boston : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, 2012.
Call Number
K3255 .S23 2012
ISBN
9789004149182 (pbk. : alk. paper)
900414918X (pbk. : alk. paper)
900414918X (pbk. : alk. paper)
Language Note
Text of Article 17 in English and French.
Description
xviii, 94 pages ; 24 cm.
System Control No.
(OCoLC)755080626
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages [79]-81).
Includes
Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989 November 20). Article 17.
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Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations
vii
Author Biography
ix
Acknowledgements
xi
Foreword / Jean Zermatten
xiii
Text of Article 17
xvii
1.
Introduction
1
2.
Comparison with Related Human Rights Provisions
5
2.1.
Freedom of Expression Is Made Up of Two Different Rights
5
2.2.
The Duty to Ensure a Diversity in Mass Media Sources
7
3.
Scope of Article 17
11
3.1.
The Rules of Interpretation
11
3.2.
The First Sentence of Article 17
12
3.2.1.
Clause-by-Clause Analysis
12
3.2.2.
The Implied `Reasonableness' Element Pertaining to the Standard of the Duty
25
3.3.
The Second Sentence of Article 17
26
3.3.1.
`States Parties Shall Encourage...'
27
3.3.2.
The Six `Shall Encourage...' Paragraphs
27
3.3.3.
`To This End, States Parties Shall...'
32
3.3.4.
Implied Duties
32
3.3.5.
Is Article 17 an Individually Held Right or a `Group Right'?
34
3.3.6.
Summary of the Legal Interpretation
35
3.3.7.
Legislative History
36
4.
Implementation of Article 17 As Seen through the Perspectives of the Committee
41
4.1.
Implementation As Seen through the Days of Discussion
41
4.2.
Implementation As Seen through the State Reports
43
4.3.
Implementation As Seen through the Concluding Observations
53
5.
Challenges
57
5.1.
Dangers to Children
58
5.2.
Media Literacy
63
5.3.
Private Sector Guidelines
64
5.4.
The Role of Libraries in Society
67
5.5.
The Participation of Children
68
5.6.
The Internet's Influence on the Future
70
5.7.
Revising the Reporting Guidelines
73
6.
Conclusion
77
Bibliography
79
Appendix A
Concepts and Definitions
83
Appendix B
Society of Professional Journalists' Code of Ethics
85
Appendix C
The Oslo Challenge
88