need a Written Portfolio on freedom of speech and freedom of press laws
Budget: $30 – $250 AUD
topic - Julian Assange how his case affects the laws of freedom of speech and freedom of press.
1.Introduction (approx 500 words)
Provide an introduction and establish your thesis statement. Identify a clear
research question or questions and an overview of issues.
2. Media Review (approx 1,250 words)
Evidence of engagement with various media sources (for example, online
media, print media, radio, film, television, you tube etc) Description and analysis
of various media commentary– what the media is currently saying about your
topic (non-academic commentary) and your analysis of that commentary
3. Literature Review (approx 1,250 words)
Review the relevant academic literature in respect of the topic. Reference to
primary and secondary sources of law, academic journal articles and textbooks
Description and analysis of different academic, political and/or philosophical
views on issue found in these academic resources.
4. Advice to Parliament or Recommendations for Reform (approx 500 words)
What you think Parliament should do – whether there should be legislation;
amendment; revocation of legislation. Provide clear recommendations as to
whether the law should regulate issue. If so, what is the rationale or reason in
support of legal intervention, and if so, how it should do so. NB: This can be the
parliament of any country, or international governance bodies, such as the
United Nations
5. Conclusion (approx 500 words)
1.Introduction (approx 500 words)
Provide an introduction and establish your thesis statement. Identify a clear
research question or questions and an overview of issues.
2. Media Review (approx 1,250 words)
Evidence of engagement with various media sources (for example, online
media, print media, radio, film, television, you tube etc) Description and analysis
of various media commentary– what the media is currently saying about your
topic (non-academic commentary) and your analysis of that commentary
3. Literature Review (approx 1,250 words)
Review the relevant academic literature in respect of the topic. Reference to
primary and secondary sources of law, academic journal articles and textbooks
Description and analysis of different academic, political and/or philosophical
views on issue found in these academic resources.
4. Advice to Parliament or Recommendations for Reform (approx 500 words)
What you think Parliament should do – whether there should be legislation;
amendment; revocation of legislation. Provide clear recommendations as to
whether the law should regulate issue. If so, what is the rationale or reason in
support of legal intervention, and if so, how it should do so. NB: This can be the
parliament of any country, or international governance bodies, such as the
United Nations
5. Conclusion (approx 500 words)