Examples of using Expression and access in English and their translations into Spanish
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their rights to opinion, expression and access to information.
Peoples Rights on Freedom of Expression and Access to information in Africa
Recognizes that freedom of expression and access to information may need to be restricted
focus by the international community and States on children's right to freedom of expression and access to information, while noting with concern the adoption of various restrictive measures allegedly aimed at protecting children from harmful information.
including direct restrictions on children's rights to freedom of expression and access to information, as well as blanket restrictions that ostensibly aim to protect children
said that all Member States must guarantee respect for the freedom of expression and access to information, even in situations of conflict
freedom of expression and access to information.
observed that it was of paramount importance for all Member States to adhere fully to their commitments to guarantee full respect for freedom of expression and access to information and to ensure unhindered freedom of the press.
which is a threat to freedom of expression and access to information of all kinds art. 19.
adversely affects the exercise of freedom of expression and access to information of all kinds art. 19.
recommended that freedom of expression and access to public domain information be further strengthened,
promoted full expression and access to cultural activities.
Freedom of Expression and Access to Information adopted by a group of experts meeting in South Africa on 1 October 1995(E/CN.4/1996/39,
The child's right to freedom of expression and access to information appropriate to his or her age is reflected in article 10 of the Rights of the Child Act,
clothing, expression and access to information, protection from harmful work,
the applicable legislation and, in particular, the Press Code establish the fundamental right of all individuals to freedom of opinion and expression and access to information as set forth in article 21 of the Convention.
the Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression and Access to Information in Africa
the 2010 Cybercrime Law, continue to flagrantly violate the right to freedom of expression and access to information under international law.
Highlighting that digital technologies, although primarily facilitating freedom of expression and access to information, have also led to new threats such as intrusive forms of State surveillance,
freedom of expression and access to information, access to basic public services,