Exemples d'utilisation de Restrictions on freedom of expression en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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police in Kathmandu reportedly detained some 50 journalists who were protesting against restrictions on freedom of expression.
It shared UNESCO's concern regarding the restrictions on freedom of expression.
Issues concerning the media are discussed further in the section of this general comment that addresses restrictions on freedom of expression.
EP, HRW and IACHR mentioned restrictions on freedom of expression.
A Media Ordinance entrenched Government efforts to ban the broadcasting of news on FM radio stations and other restrictions on freedom of expression.
safeguards against arbitrary detention; restrictions on freedom of expression.
SEMINAR FOR CHAIRPERSONS AND MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENTARY HUMAN RIGHTS BODIES A distinction should be made between restrictions on freedom of expression that were imposed by private parties such as parents on their children and those imposed by the State.
was concerned about the non-ratification of several core international instruments and restrictions on freedom of expression.
to a lesser extent from concluding observations, in which the Committee had referred to restrictions on freedom of expression that could never be countenanced.
The Committee recalls that article 19, paragraph 3, permits restrictions on freedom of expression, if they are provided by law and necessary for respect of the rights
The concept of intellectual freedom is one that incorporates the issues raised by restrictions on freedom of expression, such as user privacy,
sentence of paragraph 29, which read:"Any restrictions on freedom of expression must meet a strict test of justification",
Amend legislation to remove restrictions on freedom of expression, which has a major impact on human rights defenders,
The Chairperson said he took it that the Committee wished to apply the former second sentence of paragraph 34 to all the grounds for restrictions on freedom of expression mentioned in article 19(3)(a)
The Netherlands remained concerned about severe restrictions on freedom of expression, association and religion,
are subject to scrutiny under the test for restrictions on freedom of expression.
Restrictions on freedom of expression, mainly of the leaders
Legal responses, such as restrictions on freedom of expression alone, were far from being sufficient to bring about real changes in mindsets,
arbitrary detention and restrictions on freedom of expression, were linked to impunity
The power given to States parties under article 19, paragraph 3, to place restrictions on freedom of expression must not be interpreted as license to prohibit unpopular speech, or speech which some sections of the population find offensive.