Briefing Note Series: Freedom of Expression
Halifax; Copenhagen: Centre for Law and Democracy (CLD);International Media Support (IMS) (2014), 50 pp.
"This series of Briefing Notes is designed to give readers an understanding of the key international legal standards that apply in the context of freedom of expression. They are aimed at an audience which does not necessarily have a deep understanding of freedom of expression issues, but they also aim to be of interest and relevance to more sophisticated freedom of expression observers and practitioners." (Page 1)
1 Freedom of Expression as a Human Right, 2
2 Restrictions on Freedom of Expression, 5
3 The Right to Information, 9
4 Independent Regulation of the Media, 13
5 Regulation of Journalists, 16
6 Print Media, 20
7 Broadcast Regulation, 23
8 Media Diversity, 27
9 Public Service Broadcasting, 30
10 Criminal Content Restrictions, 33
11 Civil Content Restrictions, 39
12 Digital Rights, 43
2 Restrictions on Freedom of Expression, 5
3 The Right to Information, 9
4 Independent Regulation of the Media, 13
5 Regulation of Journalists, 16
6 Print Media, 20
7 Broadcast Regulation, 23
8 Media Diversity, 27
9 Public Service Broadcasting, 30
10 Criminal Content Restrictions, 33
11 Civil Content Restrictions, 39
12 Digital Rights, 43
