Examples of using Assembly and expression in English and their translations into French
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freedoms of association, assembly and expression, land and the role of civic organizations in promoting social justice.
the rights to freedom of association, assembly and expression remained severely restricted.
including freedom of movement, assembly and expression.
with the provisions of international human rights treaties relating to the freedoms of association, assembly and expression.
limited nature given the virtually complete control which the authorities seem to exercise on the freedoms of association, assembly and expression.
respect for freedom of association, assembly and expression has increased.
meaning of the rights to freedom of association, assembly and expression.
the denial of freedom of association, assembly and expression.
were clearly aimed at curtailing the rights to freedoms of association, assembly and expression, and the right to a fair trial.
the use of excessive police force against opposition supporters might be a direct attempt to stifle freedom of assembly and expression in the country.
movement, assembly and expression(subpara. 57(b))
that their right to freedom of assembly and expression is fully respected.
movement, assembly and expression during the electoral campaign
violations of the right to freedom of assembly and expression, as well as thousands of arbitrary arrests.
In 2012, the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention noted that the provisions of the Security Laws prohibited various forms of speech, assembly and expression, allowing the State subjectively to judge them as being"against" the nation
to freedoms of association, assembly and expression.
the rights to freedom of association, assembly and expression.
the lack of political space; and what they perceived as the lack of freedom of assembly and expression.
as well as freedom of association, assembly and expression.
the Committee remains concerned at undue restrictions of the freedom of assembly and expression by protesters in West Papua arts. 19 and 21.