Examples of using Press code in English and their translations into Arabic
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(d) Restrictive press code.
There was a press code and a free help line.
(e) Amendment(2 August 1988) to the Press Code.
Turn the draft new Press Code into a significant progress on the area of freedom of opinion and expression(Chile);
Promote freedom of expression and assembly in particular,by reviewing article 51 of the Press Code;
The Press Code has been amended to increase public freedoms and a private radio station has been launched.
The theme of the second meeting was" Information and the Press Code", to which two meetings were devoted on 4 and 9 May 1992.
To revise the Press Code to strengthen the freedom of the press and to ensure better access to public audio-visual media.
It is now up to the Press Council to prove that it is capable ofenforcing adherence to the principles laid down in the Bosnia and Herzegovina Press Code.
The draft press code, which takes this concern into account, has been adopted by the Council of Ministers pending a vote by the National Assembly.
Encourages the reinforcement of freedom of expression andassembly in particular through the revision of article 51 of the Press Code.(Belgium, Sweden and United States of America).
Revise the Press Code and other relevant legislation so that they would allow the enjoyment of freedom of information in line with international standards(Estonia);
Print media accused of undermining Morocco's“territorial integrity” can face suspension while news websites can be blocked in accordance with Articles 71 and104 of the Press Code.
He indicated that the press code was amended four times to further promote and liberalize press activities and the removal of imprisonment penalties from the press code. .
Concerning freedom of the press, Morocco mentioned that no journalists were arrested in 2007 except for one, that the press code is under revision and that this process is open to all stakeholders.
Article 51 of the Press Code should be brought in line with article 19 of the Covenant, so as to ensure a fair balance between protection of a person ' s reputation and freedom of expression.
It also welcomed Tunisia ' s ratification of key human rights instruments, the withdrawal of its reservations to CEDAW aswell as the amendments made to repressive provisions in the Press Code.
Article 51 of the Press Code should be brought into line with article 19 of the Covenant, so as to ensure a fair balance between protection of a person ' s reputation and freedom of expression.
On 5 December 2000, the Special Rapporteur transmitted an urgent appeal concerning the decision of the Government to close the weekly newspapers Le Journal,Assahifa and Demain on the basis of article 77 of the Press Code.
Revise the Press Code so that it would be in conformity with the international standards and take necessary measures to effectively apply the principles of freedom stipulated in the Constitution(Belgium);
Article 19 observes that the currentGovernment has not used the 1997 Press Code as extensively as the previous one, and it is also believed that some judges are reluctant to prosecute libel cases.
With regard to the follow-up on previous recommendations concerning the freedom of expression and opinion made by the Human Rights Committee,the Minister announced that the Press Code has been amended to ensure a greater liberty and greater freedom.
Belgium reiterated its hope that the Press Code will be harmonized with the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in particular as regards the crime of defamation.
It also commended Morocco on its efforts to bring its national legislation in line with its international human rights obligations and recommended that Morocco further harmonize itsdomestic law with international standards in areas such as the press code and the right to privacy.
Reporters sans Frontières(Reporters without Borders)(RSF) notes that the Press Code still provides for custodial penalties, for instance for any" injurious, insulting or defamatory criticism of the President of the Republic".
The reasons given were that the Criminal Code criminalized contacts by Moroccan nationals with foreigners that might tarnish the image of Morocco orjeopardize its territorial integrity, and that the Press Code prohibited the dissemination of seditious documents.
Organization Act No. 2006-1 of 9 January 2006,amending the Press Code, in particular the final paragraph of article 3, and abolishing the statutory deposit for all daily newspapers and periodicals, including magazines.
Replying to the questions in subsection(c), he said that freedom of the press was governed by Act No. 90-25 of 30 November 1990, which provided that printing presses, newspapers and bookstores were free of all constraints under the conditions defined in the Press Code.
Most bloggers denounced the attacks on journalists which, according to the official news agency,were based on the Press Code used by the prosecutor to accuse journalists of"publication offense,""libel,""bad intentions" and of spreading"false information" and"untruthful facts.".
The Special Rapporteuralso noted with concern that chapter IV of the Press Code, on" Offences committed by means of the press or any other publication medium", was imprecise in its definition of the elements that constituted these offences, thus opening the way for broad or even wrongful interpretations.