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Section 2.4. Section 2.4. Freedom of expression through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations is guaranteed, subject to the law.
Section 2.4. By specifying "through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations", this appears to be more restrictive than Article 10 of the ECHR.
Proposed combination of 2.4 and 2.8, in light of ECHR
Section 2.4. Freedom of expression, by whatever means, is guaranteed for all, subject to such cconditions as may be prescribed by law within the limits laid down by Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Section 2.4. Section 2.4. Freedom of expression & speech through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations is guaranteed. Parliament and local authorities shall not pass any law prohibiting any of these rights, except when direct incitement of violence to individuals and/or property is committed.
Section 2.4. Section 2.4. Freedom of expression through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations is guaranteed, subject to the law and consistent with section 2.2. and does not involve slander, libel or misrepresentation.
Section 2.4. Freedom of expression and speech in all forms of media, either analog or digital including all public and private speaking, shall not be infringed by any law by parliament. Neither shall demonstrations on public estates or in private estates when allowance is granted by the judiciary in cases where it is deemed necessary. Those rights find its boundaries in offenses or civil delicts such as libel, slander or other kinds of defamatory speech.
Proposed Amendments to Section
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Original Version
Section 2.4. Section 2.4. Freedom of expression through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations is guaranteed, subject to the law.
Section 2.4. By specifying "through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations", this appears to be more restrictive than Article 10 of the ECHR.
Section 2.4. This should be combined, if it is needed at all, with Section 2.8.
Proposed Amendment to Section 2.4.
Proposed combination of 2.4 and 2.8, in light of ECHR
Section 2.4. Freedom of expression, by whatever means, is guaranteed for all, subject to such cconditions as may be prescribed by law within the limits laid down by Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
Proposed Amendment to Section 2.4.
Proposed Amendment to Section 2.4
Section 2.4. Section 2.4. Freedom of expression & speech through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations is guaranteed. Parliament and local authorities shall not pass any law prohibiting any of these rights, except when direct incitement of violence to individuals and/or property is committed.
Proposed Amendment to Section 2.4.
Section 2.4. Section 2.4. Freedom of expression through the media and electronic communication and public demonstrations is guaranteed, subject to the law and consistent with section 2.2. and does not involve slander, libel or misrepresentation.
Section 2.4. I would have thought that "subject to the law" covers "..and does not involve slander, libel or misrepresentation."
Section 2.4. Slander and libel are terms of English law. The Scots law term to cover bothe is defamation.
Section 2.4. Correct!
Proposed Amendment to Section 2.4.
Better clarification of boundaries
Section 2.4. Freedom of expression and speech in all forms of media, either analog or digital including all public and private speaking, shall not be infringed by any law by parliament. Neither shall demonstrations on public estates or in private estates when allowance is granted by the judiciary in cases where it is deemed necessary. Those rights find its boundaries in offenses or civil delicts such as libel, slander or other kinds of defamatory speech.