Underground press

Illegal or semi-legal newspapers, news sheets and journals may be published in opposition to the traditionally established press. Such periodicals may contain information of a politically or morally subversive nature, or even be actively anti-governmental.

1. The underground press may be the only means whereby injustices, inequalities and official hypocrisy may be exposed regarding pornography, homosexuality, discrimination (racial, ethnic, women, etc.), drug addiction, radicalism, war, sex, police brutality and similar issues.

1. Newspaper and journal propaganda
2. Communist subversion in capitalist and neutral countries
3. Biased literature

1. Seditious writings

1. Newspaper monopoly
2. Newspaper and periodical censorship
3. Moralism
4. Authoritarianism
5. Alienation

1. Compulsory indoctrination

1. Student press weakness
2. Lack of press freedom

1. Using secrecy
2. Promoting press freedom
3. Producing literature
4. Operating underground press
5. Exposing underground press

1. Underground
2. Illegality
3. Clandestine