Press & Publication Law Chapter one Article 1: The journalism, press and publication profession shall be organized under the terms and conditions provided in the present law. Article 2: The press prints issued by ministries, public institutions or public bodies in relation with their activities shall be subject to the supervision of the Ministry of Information Article 3: In application of the provisions of the present law the following words or terms shall have the meanings associated with each one, unless the context requires otherwise. 1- Prints: Shall mean any script, drawings, photography or any other copying or photocopying means when transcribed by any means and became negotiable, with exception of any personal print or any print related to the commercial activity, the contents of which do not for many breach to the provisions of the present or any other law. 2- Circulation: Shall mean prints' sale, sale offer, distribution, sticking on walls, exhibition in storefronts for the purpose of sale, advertising, marketing or decoration, as well as any other action that renders it by anyway within reach of some people. 3- Journal: Shall mean any periodic, regular or irregular scheduled newspaper, magazine or publication in one name. 4- Journalist: Any one choosing the press as profession or source of subsistence and that his work includes writing in the printed press and indifferent information media, supplying them with news, reportages, and any other journalistic materials, such as photos, drawings and otherwise. Shall be included under such title the reporters, correspondents and editors, regardless of their nationality and the nationality of the institutions where they work. 5- Journalism: Shall mean the profession of editing and releasing printed press. 6- News agencies: Shall mean the press institution that takes in charge the news distribution or photographed or non-photographed 3