Примеры использования Defamation and insult на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Protection of interests in cases of defamation and insult.
Public defamation and insult based on origin, race or religion 53.
Proceedings for racial defamation and insult.
Public defamation and insult based on origin, race or religion.
To review its Criminal Code provisions on defamation and insult.
Public defamation and insult on the grounds of racial or religious origin or membership.
It is recommended to repeal the liability for defamation and insult.
With its adoption in 2012, acts of defamation and insult had been removed from the Criminal Code.
Repeal the Criminal Code articles criminalizing defamation and insult;
Defamation and insult are still criminalized in Uzbekistan by Articles 139and 140 of the Criminal Code.
The LAP monitoring recommended that all of these countries should decriminalise defamation and insult.
A number of IAP countries still retain provisions on criminal defamation and insult, which has an adverse effect on the freedom of information.
The distribution of obscene literature, for example, was prohibited by article 175 of the Penal Code, and defamation and insult by article 230.
A number of IAP countries still retain provisions on criminal defamation and insult, which have an adverse effect on the freedom of information.
Defamation and insult through the media are prosecuted under articles 188and 189 with imprisonment up to two years.
Mesrop Harutiunian, Expert of the Committee to Protect Freedom of Expression, presented the legislative initiatives,prescribing liability for defamation and insult.
This law abolished prison sentences for defamation and insult but maintained exorbitant finesand allowed newspapers to be suspended for up to three years.
The Special Rapporteur has also noted that authoritative international human rights bodies have established a number of principles which restrict the legitimate scope of civil defamation and insult laws.
Review its legislation on defamation and insult, including the Penal Code, to ensure that it is fully in compliance with international human rights law(Finland);
Refrain from imposing excessive fines on media outlets for defamation, while working to adopt the law on defamation, which abolishes criminal liability for defamation and insult(Netherlands);
Defamation and insult laws aim to protect an individual's reputation, which in principle is one of the legitimate interests that can justify restrictions on the freedom of expression.
These penalties were imposed on a number of grounds including: libel, responsibility for public disorder and social unrest, blasphemy, defamation and insult, immoral reporting.
Criminal Code articles prohibiting defamation and insult continue to be used to prosecute journalists who publish articles critical of public authorities, thus suppressing public discussion.
Finally, the Committee is concerned over the existing provisions in articles 139 and 140 of the Criminal Code on defamation and insult, which may be used to punish individuals who criticize the existing regime arts. 19, 22 and 7.
Review the provisions on defamation and insult(arts. 139and 140 of the Criminal Code) and ensure that they are not used to harass, intimidate, or convict journalists or human rights defenders.
JS1 stated that despite the accepted recommendations nos. 97.21, 97.25 and 97.26, civil defamation and insult provisions remained frequently used to harassand silence journalists.
Under the Criminal Code, defamation and insult are classified as private prosecution cases, that is, cases that are considered by the courts on the complaint of the injured party and on provision of the relevant evidence.
Internews-Kazakhstan notes with regretthat public debates led to a directly opposite outcome: instead of decriminalization, liability for defamation and insult and for similar offences against public officials was significantly tightened.
The current harsh criminal provisions on defamation and insult should be abolishedand replaced with appropriate civil defamation laws, incorporating the following standards.
The new legislation in force does not apply to press offences, as provided for in the Act of 29 July 1881 on Freedom of the Press, but it does increase the penalties for some racist offences(racial discrimination, aggravated desecration of graves, criminal responsibility of corporate bodies) and creates new offences non-public racial incitement,non-public racial defamation and insult.