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D o m i n i c a n R e p u b l i c 15. ETHIC CODES OR SELFREGULATION As mentioned above, the Dominican Association of Journalists
has a code of ethics for journalists. This code applies to licensed
journalists who are regulated by a disciplinary tribunal. The code establishes rules of conduct that licensed journalists
must follow in their professional practice. Among the rules: Do
not spread false information, report objectively, do not falsify
information to be published, etc. The court may even order the job
suspensions of journalists who violate the code.
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