In democratic societies, freedom of information allows for diverse perspectives and the exchange of ideas, which are essential for informed decision-making and accountability. When information is controlled or censored, it undermines these democratic processes, leading to a less informed public and potentially fostering mistrust and misinformation.
In democratic societies, freedom of information allows for diverse perspectives and the exchange of ideas, which are essential for informed decision-making and accountability. When information is controlled or censored, it undermines these democratic processes, leading to a less informed public and potentially fostering mistrust and misinformation.
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