The internal communication needs of human beings are

The internal communication needs of human beings are culturally determined, shaped by the traditions, language and values of the society a person grows up in.

What people feel they must express, and how, is learned within a cultural setting rather than fixed by nature alone.

Calling them politically decided narrows a broad cultural inheritance to the work of the state or parties.

Naming them externally enforced misses that these needs are absorbed from within one's own community, not imposed from outside.

Treating them as philosophically imposed abstracts them into doctrine, whereas they arise from lived cultural life.

Culture supplying the symbols and norms of expression is why inner communicative needs vary from one society to another.