الدور الرقابي للأعلام في دعم حقوق العمال

Abstract EN

The media has a prominent and important role in influencing public opinion and society, as its role has grown and become prominent due to scientific and technological progress in internal and international means of communication across borders, continents, cultures and nationalities.

Perhaps the prevailing saying that the world has become a small village has changed and replaced it with the saying (The world today has become Small screen) where workers anywhere in the world can sit in front of a small screen, whether it is a visual device (TV) or a computer (computer) and see, hear and watch everything that is happening around it.

The media has a prominent role in promoting workers' rights, through the media's supervisory role in putting pressure on governments to provide the best possible services to workers in particular and citizens in general, as well as for the purpose of educating workers and informing them of rights and duties, providing social protection and searching for job opportunities.

Most human rights are viewed as positive, such as the right to live, food, education, a fair trial, or freedom of expression, but work includes some negative aspects related to fatigue and tiredness caused by physical and intellectual effort, and work suggests for all to perform a heavy duty on themselves, that is, we look There is confusion between the concept of the right to work and its consideration of a duty that the main element of human rights, especially workers, is to provide an opportunity to earn a living and provide an adequate standard of living for him and his family.