Abstract
In addition to the Declaration of Human Rights, it is important to implement them; that is, to create favorable conditions for their implementation, to ensure their preservation and protection, and to eliminate the obstacles that prevent people from utilizing their opportunities. In other words, human rights must be guaranteed. The right to freedom of information is one of the fundamental human rights, and in the absence of proper legislative regulation and implementation mechanisms, it will be significantly difficult for a person to realize other rights as well. This article aims to study the constitutional and legal guarantees of mass media freedom in the Republic of Armenia. The study of the legislation regulating the field has revealed that the legislative fixation of the concept of freedom of mass media is one-sided and does not fully reflect the constitutionally justified need to guarantee the balance of the interests of the individual, society, and the state.
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