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    1. The document discusses freedom of speech and association as protected rights for citizens in the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. 2. Censorship of speech and public communication by any person is forbidden and no one can be punished for their political views or communications. 3. Mass communication such as broadcasting and newspapers must function independently without being dominated by the government.

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    1. The document discusses freedom of speech and association as protected rights for citizens in the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. 2. Censorship of speech and public communication by any person is forbidden and no one can be punished for their political views or communications. 3. Mass communication such as broadcasting and newspapers must function independently without being dominated by the government.

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    1. The document discusses freedom of speech and association as protected rights for citizens in the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. 2. Censorship of speech and public communication by any person is forbidden and no one can be punished for their political views or communications. 3. Mass communication such as broadcasting and newspapers must function independently without being dominated by the government.

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    1. The document discusses freedom of speech and association as protected rights for citizens in the Constitution of the Republic of Korea. 2. Censorship of speech and public communication by any person is forbidden and no one can be punished for their political views or communications. 3. Mass communication such as broadcasting and newspapers must function independently without being dominated by the government.

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