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Ethical Aspects in Media towards Children in Armed Conflict

“…Thus, ethics codes are more than just documents in which journalists explain how to do their work the right way (Serrano, 2014). In Table (3), news agencies come first in the world with a frequency of (440) and a rate of (49.6%), which confirms the Vol. 9; Issue: 4; April 2022 control of international news agencies as the main source for most of the information on the Al Arabiya channel website, while the unspecified category came last in the press sources, with a percentage of (4.6%), The press source changed since the end of the cold war, specifically after the fall of Berlin Wall & the dissolution of Soviet Union, the peak was during and after the Iraq occupation 2003 (Nohrstedt, 2009).…”

“…From Table (9), it is clear that Al-Arabiya TV used (5) types of media frameworks, and through the data, it is clear that the responsibility framework ranked first in the types of media frameworks used, the last was an economicframework, the success of the new generation of press & media technologies-combined with their interactive and even supposedly participatory nature-fuels the assumption that we are living in yet another new communication revolution. To assess and appreciate the contemporary (mass media) transformations, and the (mass) media possibilities to contribute to a democratic participatory culture, it is ironic that we need to ignore the media and their technologies (at least in the first stage) and to focus on the ideological political processes that provide the discursive context for these Media organizations and technologies, which are affected by all the factors that determine the responsible, economic and social media frameworks (Carpentier, 2007).…”