Examples of using To freedom of expression in English and their translations into Finnish
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it is laid down that every person has the right to freedom of expression, and this right includes the right to have one's own convictions
The outcome document fully respects the existing human rights framework, particularly with regard to freedom of expression, and complies with many of our demands, such as the need to
The safeguarding of human rights, the strengthening of the legislative environment with regard to freedom of expression and access to information,
particularly in relation to freedom of expression, torture and ill treatment,
Mr President, the right to freedom of expression and the right for journalists and the media to scrutinise power
the right to non-discrimination or the right to freedom of expression.
the risk this poses to freedom of expression because, by criminalising this, things people say
Article 11 of which states that:'Everyone has the right to freedom of expression.
discrimination against those exercising their right to freedom of expression and freedom of assembly, including the leaders of the opposition parties.
the arrest of dissidents in Cambodia is a serious threat to freedom of expression and political pluralism in that country.
This Parliament has to call again on the Iranian authorities to respect the internationally recognised rights to freedom of expression and assembly, and strongly condemn the extraordinarily harsh sentence against Nasrin Sotoudeh and to commend her for her courage
Turkish Penal Code and other articles related to freedom of expression or the adoption of the Law on Foundations to ensure freedom of religion.
including the rapid release of all persons detained for having exercised their right to freedom of expression.
arrests for exercising their legitimate rights to freedom of expression and peaceful assembly.
insofar as the processing is not required for the exercise of the right to freedom of expression and information, to comply with a legal obligation,
the Commission made a commitment to present before this Parliament a communication to evaluate the possible Europe-wide threats to freedom of expression and pluralism of information, and to call attention
Mr President, one of the original motions for a resolution before us was entitled'On the threats to the freedom of expression and creative art', which I can only interpret as a really burlesque form of humour, of absurd theatre of the highest degree, especially as it was tabled by the French communist party, a party which has more than won its spurs in the sphere of threats to freedom of expression.
Furthermore, they need to look at their criminal code sections on crimes against national security to ensure that these laws cannot be applied against those merely exercising their right to freedom of expression, as well as at the administrative detention directive which allows for the detaining of individuals for up to two years.