Examples of using Right to freedom in English and their translations into Swedish
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Free speech challenges: The right to freedom of expression and the right to freedom from racist speech.
Everyone has the right to freedom of movement and residence within the borders of each State.
I also hope that the Council is able to approve the Commission proposal on reorganising the right to freedom of movement.
the right to life against the right to choose; my right to freedom against your right to respect.
Who, for example, can invoke the right to freedom from discrimination on grounds of religious
The EU has approved new tools to tackle the discrimination against Europeans exercising their right to freedom of movement.
Article 18(2) allows the Community to adopt provisions to facilitate the exercise of the right to freedom of movement.
The message then was that the people on the other side of the Iron Curtain had a right to freedom.
Nigeria has even adopted a Constitution which guarantees the right to freedom without torture or punishment.
It is apparent that this may dissuade him from exercising his right to freedom of movement and residence.
everyone has the right to freedom of religion.
Liberty This doll is to remind us that every child has the right to freedom.
The right to freedom and coexistence is universally recognised by humanist culture
The problem is, however, that to be covered by Regulation No 1408 presupposes that the persons concerned already have the right to freedom of movement.
Third-country nationals with a permanent right of residence in one Member State do not enjoy the right to freedom of movement within the European Union.
The right to freedom of belief encompasses newly established religions
This recognition would also have the advantage of providing the legal certainty which citizens can expect when they exercise their right to freedom of movement.
such as the right to education and right to freedom of movement.
I believe, in fact, that supervision measures should be considered an exceptional measure that should be weighed carefully with regard to the right to freedom and to the presumption of innocence.
human rights in general, and of course the right to freedom of religion deserves attention as part of this.