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How should media decide to publish controversial images?

Clip: 8/28/2016 | 6m 56s

How should media decide whether to publish controversial images?

When the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten published cartoons of the prophet Muhammad in 2005, protesters set fire to Danish embassies. Flemming Rose, the paper’s culture editor at the time, was the target of an assassination plot. More than 10 years later, Rose sits with Hari Sreenivasan in New York to talk about freedom of expression around the world.

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