The phrase ‘democracy dies in darkness’ serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of transparency and accountability in governance. In recent times, the phrase has been widely used to highlight the challenges democracies face when information flow is restricted or manipulated.
Efforts to curtail the freedom of press or restrict public access to government operations threaten democratic practices. Access to accurate information is crucial for citizens to make informed decisions. Lack of it can lead to misinformation and undermine public trust in democratic institutions.
History shows that autocratic regimes often thrive in environments where media suppression and censorship are prevalent. To protect democratic values, it is essential to uphold media freedom and ensure that light is shed on governmental activities.
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