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Freedom of the press was first protected under Article 41 of Ethiopia’s [[Probable year::1955]]  Constitution: “Freedom of speech and of the press is guaranteed throughout the Empire in accordance with the law.”
Freedom of the press was first protected under Article 41 of Ethiopia’s [[Probable year:: 1955]]  Constitution: “Freedom of speech and of the press is guaranteed throughout the Empire in accordance with the law.”


Today, Article 29 of Ethiopia’s [[Probable year::1994]]  Constitution protects press freedom: “Freedom of the press and other mass media and freedom of artistic creativity is guaranteed. Freedom of the press shall specifically include the following elements:  
Today, Article 29 of Ethiopia’s [[Probable year:: 1994]]  Constitution protects press freedom: “Freedom of the press and other mass media and freedom of artistic creativity is guaranteed. Freedom of the press shall specifically include the following elements:  
a. Prohibition of any form of censorship. b. Access to information of public interest.” (Constitute Project, “Ethiopia's Constitution of [[Probable year::1994]]” ).
a. Prohibition of any form of censorship. b. Access to information of public interest.” (Constitute Project, “Ethiopia's Constitution of [[Probable year:: 1994]]” ).




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What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?

Ethiopia

Freedom of the press was first protected under Article 41 of Ethiopia’s 1955 Constitution: “Freedom of speech and of the press is guaranteed throughout the Empire in accordance with the law.”

Today, Article 29 of Ethiopia’s 1994 Constitution protects press freedom: “Freedom of the press and other mass media and freedom of artistic creativity is guaranteed. Freedom of the press shall specifically include the following elements: a. Prohibition of any form of censorship. b. Access to information of public interest.” (Constitute Project, “Ethiopia's Constitution of 1994” ).