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A r g e n t i n a 15.
ETHIC CODES OR SELFREGULATION There are no legal norms or of self-regulation that rule journalistic
ethics. There are those who lean toward the admissibility of creating
a tribunal of that nature, contending that it would result in greater
professional responsibility on the part of journalists. In addition,
they affirm that, just as lawyers and doctors are judged by their
peers, the same should happen to journalists. However, these are
minority opinions that are not the subject of legal regulation.
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