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Should Newspaper not publish personal life of Politicians. DO you agree or disagree.

#newspaper #life #politicians
It is often argued that print media should not cover the personal
life
 of a political person.
This
 essay completely agrees with
this
 statement and believes that everyone should
has
Suggestion
have
 the primary
right
 of privacy and it may cause
threat
Suggestion
a threat
 to lives of politicians and their families.
In
Suggestion
After
 almost every constitution,
right
 to privacy is the basic
right
 and politicians should
also
 have the same. We are the social being and do not like to share all aspects of our personal
life
 with everyone. Political leaders are
also
 part of common people and they must
also
 have the
right
 to keep their personal matters without sharing with
common public
Suggestion
the common public
. Some leaders may not feel comfortable when newspapers publish about their personal relations with others and may leave the public services. Recently,
for instance
, home minister of South Africa resigned from his post because
media printed
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media, printed
 his personal relations with a lady other than his wife. Publicizing the private
life
 may cause a threat to the
life
 of politicians and their families. Politicians make laws in every country and most of the laws are not welcomed by
general public
Suggestion
the general public
. Laws and regulations basically restrict or guide certain activities and may affect some people. These people may get the personal information from publications and harm the politicians and their near ones.
For example
, as per Times of India, 60% personal threats to leaders and their families are made by getting information from the media. In conclusion, I think that politicians’ private
life
 should not be covered by newspapers as they must have the
right
 to privacy and their private lives' information may be used to harm them.

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