Примеры использования Public expression на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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21 of the Covenant, is a fundamental human right that is essential for public expression of one's views
In the new version of the document is not included Sub-clause‘a' of the Article 1691 restricted public expression hatred to religious monuments,
The Committee further recalls that the right of peaceful assembly is a fundamental human right that is essential for public expression of one's views
which provides for up to five years' imprisonment for“public expression of feelings of hostility, hatred or contempt towards the Government”.
is a fundamental human right that is essential for public expression of one's views and opinions
laws prohibiting any propaganda for war and any public expression of opinions intended to injure human dignity.
is a fundamental human right, which is essential for public expression of one's views and opinions and indispensable in a democratic society.
The first question to be addressed is whether the utterance itself can be considered insulting within the meaning of article 137c of the Criminal Code giving intentional public expression to views insulting to a group of persons.
21 of the Covenant, is essential for the public expression of a person's views
initiated judicial proceedings for the public expression of offensive ideas expressing discrimination,
NGOs have reported about a disturbing and rapidly deteriorating situation of public expression of hate and xenophobic discourse for political ends, against various ethnic
thought and public expression of thought, political association
thought, public expression of thought and other rights,
The objective of the Press Council is to protect the freedom of journalism and public expression, and to promote the ethics of the media and the professional skills of journalists.
thought, public expression of thought and religion- may not be limited at all.
the fundamental inequality is starkly demonstrated in the continuation of domestic violence and in its broadest public expression: the abduction,
thought, public expression of thought and faith.
thought and public expression of thought, political association
thought and public expression of thought, freedom of speech,
opinion and public expression of thoughts; speech,