Примери коришћења Public information law на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Public Information Law, Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia 43/2003 and 61/2005.
There are no indications, however,that the reporter violated the Ethical Code or the Public Information Law.
A new public information law passed on August 31st has journalists' associations up in arms.
The fiercest critics of the draft were those who used to hide behind Milosevic s 1998 Public Information Law.
In the concrete case, the Public Information Law supports the decision of the media not to broadcast the denial.
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The main problem(which is increasingly more obvious)is that many judges do not know the Public Information Law and could not care less about the European Court.
According to the Public Information Law, public information shall be free and in the interest of the citizens.
The Serbian Parliament, as a matter of urgency, passed the Public Information Law, which contained drastic fines for the media.
The Public Information Law says that public information shall be free and in the interest of the public. .
Firstly, when referring to due professional care, the Public Information Law stipulates that it means care appropriate to the circumstances.
The Public Information Law expressly stipulates that public information shall be free and in the interest of the public, not yielding to censorship.
Serbia's Constitutional Court abolished the majority of provisions of the Public Information Law, noting that the draconian penalties threatened freedom of the press.
The Public Information Law expressly stipulates that it is forbidden to put pressure on public media and the staff thereof so as to obstruct their work.
It is their right and their duty to consider the journalists' defence impartially andtaking into account both the Public Information Law and the practice of the European Court of Human Rights.
In the concrete case, the Public Information Law stipulates that a juvenile person must not be made recognizable in a piece of information that may harm his/her right or interest.
In its letter from December 30, 2011, sent to the Government of Serbia, the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Culture, Media and Information Society,ANEM listed concrete measures that require primarily the Public Information Law amending.
Public Information Law in practice" For the electronic media, the Public Information Law, beside the Broadcasting Law, represents the basic legal framework for their work.
Namely, Article 58 of the Public Information Law lists, among the reasons for not publishing a rebuttal, the circumstance that the rebuttal/response pertains to an opinion and not a claim about facts.
The Public Information Law expressly stipulates that it is forbidden to put physical or other type of pressure on public media and its staff so as to obstruct their work.
As we have already mentioned, the Public Information Law prohibits anyone from putting physical or any other form of pressure on public media and the staff thereof, or any other influence that may obstruct their work.
The Public Information Law stipulates that no one shall restrict the freedom of public information nor in any manner restrict the free flow of ideas, information and opinions.
In relation to this,he said that the existing Public Information Law contained very quality provisions, but that there had been no political will for its implementation, which was proved by frequent cases of attacks against journalists.
The Public Information Law prohibits anyone from putting physical or any other form of pressure on public media and the staff thereof, or any other influence that may obstruct their work.
The Public Information Law expressly provides that it shall be prohibited to put any kind of pressure on a public media and its personnel, as well as exercise any kind of influence so as to obstruct them in doing their job.
The Public Information Law says that any individual, whom false information pertains to and who is harmed by such information, shall be entitled to compensation of pecuniary and non- pecuniary damages.
Namely, the Public Information Law and the Broadcasting Law foresee the transformation of the state television into public service broadcasting and mandatory privatization of all remaining state-owned media.
According to the Public Information Law, public media shall be entitled to publish ideas,information and opinions about matters, events and persons the public is entitled to know about.
According to the Public Information Law, local self-government bodies must make information about their work accessible to the public under equal conditions for all journalists and all public media.
Parliament passed the Public Information Law 11 months ago, but on July 22nd, the Constitutional Court of Serbia struck down most of its provisions-- primarily those imposing sweeping penalties on media outlets that violate regulations.
The Public Information Law prohibits any restrictions on freedom of information, as well as any physical and other pressure on a public media and its staff or influence aimed at obstructing their work.