حرية التعبير بالانجليزي موضوع عن الحرية بالانجليزي عبارات عن الحرية بالانجليزي حرية الصحافة والاعلام
paragraph about
freedom
short essay about
freedom
paragraph about
freedom of life
ترجمة اغنية freedom
what is freedom
presentation about
freedom
ترجمة و معنى freedom الحق في التعبير.. بالإنجليزية!
نطاق الحق في حرية
التعبير
Freedom of expression is a fundamental
right. Its limits are exceptions that are sometimes difficult to define and
that evolve with time and use.
It is thus not a question of restricting
the freedom of expression of anyone, whether teacher, non-teaching staff,
school head, pupil or parent, but to recall the limits set by law.
Freedom of expression is the right for
everyone to think as they wish and to express their opinions by any means they
deem appropriate in the fields of politics, philosophy, religion, morality ...
Considered a fundamental freedom, freedom
of expression is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UN,
1948, Article 19):
"Everyone has the right to freedom
of opinion and expression, which implies the right not to be disturbed by his
or her views and to seek, receive and disseminate, without regard to borders,
information and ideas. by any means of expression whatsoever. "
Freedom of expression has the corollary
freedom of the press, freedom of association, freedom of assembly, freedom of
expression but also respect for others.
It is often restricted by certain special
conditions that prohibit incitement to racial, national or religious hatred or
the call to physical violence against individuals. It is the same for
defamation, slander, denial, infringement of intellectual property,
infringement of professional secrecy ...
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION AND FREEDOM OF THE
PRESS
FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION. In the 1789
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, freedom is the first of
the four human rights. After the definition of liberty and the reminder of the
primacy of the law (Article 4), the refusal of arbitrary detention (Article 7),
the presumption of innocence (Article 9), the affirmation of respect for
opinions, particularly " religious "(Article 10), the" free
communication of thoughts and opinions "appears as the first freedom
(Article 11), whose limits are defined by law.
The "free communication of thoughts
and opinions" is defined today by the Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and its various adaptations in the laws of countries. It is also the
subject of sociological reflections on the best way to practice it.
Source: Video. What is freedom of
expression?
What is the right to freedom of
expression?
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights
(UDHR) and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
protect the right to freedom of expression in their respective Articles 19.
Freedom of expression is not only important in itself but also essential to the
exercise of other human rights.
FOR INDIVIDUALS. At the individual level,
freedom of expression is essential to the development, dignity and fulfillment
of each individual. People come to understand their environment and the world
by freely exchanging ideas and information with each other. Freedom of
expression enhances their ability to plan their lives and work. Individuals
feel safer and more respected by the state if they are able to express what
they think.
FOR THE STATES. At the national level,
freedom of expression is essential to good governance and, therefore, to
economic and social progress.
Freedom of expression and freedom of
information help improve the quality of governance in a variety of ways:
By ensuring that honest and competent
people administer the state. In a democracy, a free debate on and between
political parties reveals their strengths and weaknesses. This allows voters to
form an opinion about which parties are most likely to lead their country and
vote accordingly. Government and opposition monitoring by the media helps to
expose corruption and other irregularities and to guard against a culture of
dishonesty. By promoting good governance by allowing citizens to express their
concerns to the authorities. If everyone can express what they think without
fear, and the media are allowed to report what is said, the government can
become aware of the concerns and respond to them.
FREEDOM OF THE PRESS
Freedom of the press is one of the main
freedoms of man. It is born of the right of expression and criticism of all
citizens. Freedom is based on Article 19 of the 1948 Universal Declaration of
Human Rights. The article affirms that everyone has the right to freedom of
opinion and expression, which implies the right not to to be worried about his
opinions and that of seeking, receiving and spreading, without frontier
considerations, information and ideas by any means of expression whatsoever.
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