When a newspaper writes a religious story about a celebrity that is a known lie, what freedom may be restricted?

A. freedom of expression

B. freedom of the press

C. freedom of speech

D. All of the above

The answer is Has to the letter D.

The correct answer is D) all of the above.

When a newspaper writes a religious story about a celebrity that is a known lie, the freedoms that may be restricted are the freedom of expression, freedom of speech, and freedom of the press.

Journalists know that they have to be sure about the information they are about to publish in their newspapers or to be broadcasted in Radio or TV news. They need to confirm their sources to know that what is going to be said is true or valid. The Press has all the freedoms protected by the Constitution but the cannot lie or write partial truths because they affect people's reputation and lose their credibility.