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7 Feb 2013
Clinton Lewinski scandal | Digital Freedoms | political scandals | politicians | press freedom | Privacy | privacy rights
The right to privacy is enshrined in constitutions and law around the world. But what are its limits? Politicians, the elected representatives of the people...
23 Nov 2012
alcoholism | Defamation | libel | politicians | Press regulation | Privacy | Reputation and defamation | Free Speech Debate
The case: The Mexican journalist and the "alcoholic" presidentMexican journalist Carmen Aristegui was fired for publicly calling on President Felipe Calderón...
2 Mar 2012
crime | disillusionment | immunity | law | politicians | Politics | Politics | Law General | Government | Punishment
Some modern states grant politicians outright immunity from prosecution. In such countries, including Albania,[1] Brazil[2] and to a lesser degree France...
26 Jan 2012
elected representatives | elections | experience | MPs | parliament | politicians | Politics | second jobs | Work | Government | Leadership | Local government | Voting
Historically, elected representatives, specifically politicians were members of the social and economic elite who spent much of their time managing their own...
