Rights and duties of the media of communication in the promotion of gender equality
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- Carmen F. Morillo (ES) Consejo Audiovisual de Andalucía. Sevilla
Abstract
An approach that argues the need for the rights and duties of the media (and advertising) in the promotion of gender equality may become more than necessary. We would say that it is essential. Then, let us give room to reflection and analysis on realities that limit women. At its heart, the problem was that equality was not only a principle of public life but must also permeate the private sector. And the debate is served with regard to the media for their amplifying and inducting work.
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