Examples of using Press offences in English and their translations into Russian
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despite Press Law 2004, which abolished imprisonment for several press offences including defamation, libel and slander.
prosecuting offences based on racism and xenophobia, including press offences and acts of violence against persons
international human rights law; take steps to decriminalise press offences, in line with international standards; and ensure journalists
the above-mentioned Act of 9 March 2004 adapting the justice system to developments in crime has amended the prescriptive period applicable to criminal prosecution for press offences relating to racism.
those involving press offences and those relating to fundamental rights guaranteed by the Constitution, are always public.
such as defamation and press offences defined by the High Communication Council.
Commission on Human Rights(E/CN.4/2000/63), Governments should, in accordance with international standards,"ensure that press offences are no longer punishable by terms of imprisonment.
Declaration of Human Rights, and to ensure that press offences are no longer punishable by imprisonment.
Declaration of Human Rights, and to ensure that press offences are no longer punishable by imprisonment.
He also recommended that the Press Offences Act of 1917 be repealed.
after the formation of the jury, press offences were to be investigated in public courts in the presence of a jury.
in accordance with which press offences, as well as the publication of information considered as State secrets,
the members of the Committee noted that only press offences were mentioned in the report
to reform the press law and to eliminate prison terms for press offences.
that Governments should ensure that press offences are no longer punishable by terms of imprisonment,
Any person who commits a press offence with the intent to undermine public order
limitation of the press, the qualifications of the applicant, the stages of issuing of a publication license and press offence.
for a person who incites another to commit a press offence.
The State party should abolish prison sentences for press offences.
The new law will take into consideration the decriminalization of press offences.