Примеры использования Limitations to freedom на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Limitations to freedom of expression in the Former Soviet Union states needs attention.
In exceptional circumstances, international human rights law permits certain limitations to freedom of expression.
The limitations to freedom of expression were no excuse to limit that freedom per se.
It noted from the compilation report prepared by OHCHR that,in some parts of the territory, there are limitations to freedom of religion and worship.
The permissible limitations to freedom of expression are one of the main issues in the discourse on defamation of religions.
Examples were provided of restrictive legislation,expansion of the executive authority's control over the Internet, and limitations to freedom of expression and information.
Mr. Diène argued that the debate on limitations to freedom of expression should be located within the present context.
Limitations to freedom of religion or belief cannot be legitimate unless they cumulatively meet the criteria set out in article 18, paragraph 3, of the Covenant.
It would be more appropriate to mention public safety, order, health, morals and the fundamentals rights andfreedoms of others as legitimate limitations to freedom of religion or belief.
The permissible limitations to freedom of expression are one of the main features of the discourse on defamation of religions.
They also feared being subjectto repressive measures or judicial proceedings after the announcement of limitations to freedom of expression in the framework of the electoral process.
It underlined limitations to freedoms of assembly and association, the extensive control over the media and unlawful arrests of civil leaders.
In order to protect individuals andgroups, a better understanding of the permissible limitations to freedom of expression in accordance with international human rights law needs to be developed.
Any limitations to freedom of expression or other human rights deemed necessary in this respect must comply with all the criteria laid down in respective international human rights standards.
Political repression from Governments is only a component of the limitations to freedom of expression on the Internet; other restrictions would have more subtle yet still insidious forms and contents.
Hence, the regulation of commercial advertising and marketing practices should follow the principles enunciated in international andregional instruments regarding possible limitations to freedom of expression.
Aspects that cover legitimate limitations to freedom of expression in order to meet the obligations under Article 4 in ICERD are covered above in paragraphs 2-10 and are therefore not repeated here.
According to paragraph 3 of article 19 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, such restrictions should only be provided by law in order to define clearly the nature of the limitations to freedom of expression.
The Government should review the new Penal Code with a view to ensuring its compliance with the permissible limitations to freedom of expression as stated in the 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ICCPR.
The Special Rapporteur understands that some of the artworks or expressions referred to above are provocative, butemphasizes the need to comply with human rights standards regarding possible limitations to freedom of expression.
The Special Rapporteurs believe that it is necessary to anchor the debate about limitations to freedom of expression in the relevant existing international legal framework, provided for by articles 19 and 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
In particular, it should not justify any type of prior censorship, it should be clearly and narrowly defined,it should be the least intrusive means in what concerns limitations to freedom of expression and it should be applied by an independent judiciary.
Indeed, ICCPR envisages limitations to freedom of expression, in particular article 19(3) which provides that certain restrictions may be imposed on freedom of expression in order to protect the rights or reputations of others, national security or public order, public health or morals.
In chapter IV, he describes provisions aimed at combating incitement to national, racial orreligious hatred and possible limitations to freedom of expression contained in various international and regional instruments and national enactments.
Since the permissible limitations to freedom of expression are one of the salient features of the discourse on defamation of religions, attention is drawn to articles 19 and 20 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, as well as article 4 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.
This ambiguity could violate ICCPR(article 18 section 3) according to which all limitations to freedom of religion or belief must be prescribed by law, i.e. must be adequately specified for the enforcement organs.
OHCHR notes that Cambodia accepted a number of recommendations made during its universal periodic review calling for a review of the Penal Code with a view to ensuring its compliance with the permissible limitations to freedom of expression as defined in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
He would also appreciate further details concerning the difference between the limitations to freedom of religion or belief which it was possible to adopt under particular circumstances, as foreseen in article 18, paragraph 3, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, and the non-derogable nature of the right to freedom of religion or belief under article 4 of the Covenant.
The imposition of legal or policy restrictions by the authorities of Turkmenistan on registration, places of worship, religious material, religious education and proselytism do,in some instances, amount to undue limitations to freedom to manifest one's religion or belief, but also to other rights enshrined in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
In several decisions relating to individual complaints submitted under the Optional Protocol to the Covenant, the Human Rights Committee has referred to article 20(2)as an element justifying limitations to freedom of expression, and has emphasized the obligation of States parties under article 20(2)to prohibit and criminalize the advocacy of racial or religious hatred.