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Secrecy and Liberty: National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information |
Joan Fitzpatrick; Piotr Hoffman; Sandra Coliver; Stephen Bowen (Editors)
Brill
Secrecy and Liberty: National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information
Preliminary Material
Authors

Sandra Coliver; Paul Hoffman; Joan Fitzpatrick; Stephen Bowen

ARI Id

1674442203114_9309510

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Pages

i–vi

Chapter URL

https://brill.com/display/book/edcoll/9789004481794/front-1.xml

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Preliminary Material
Sandra Coliver; Paul Hoffman; Joan Fitzpatrick; Stephen Bowen
i–vi
Acknowledgments
Sandra Coliver; Paul Hoffman; Joan Fitzpatrick; Stephen Bowen
vii
Foreword
Frances D’Souza
ix–x
Introduction
Joan Fitzpatrick
xi–xiv
The Johannesburg Principles on National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information
Sandra Coliver; Paul Hoffman; Joan Fitzpatrick; Stephen Bowen
1–10
Commentary on The Johannesburg Principles on National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information
Sandra Coliver
11–81
The International Covenant on Civil and Poutical Rights: Freedom of Expression and State Security
Elizabeth Evatt
83–107
Freedom of Expression and National Security: Judicial and Policy Approaches under the European Convention On Human Rights and Other Council of Europe Instruments
Paul Mahoney; Lawrence Early
109–128
The European Union: National Securtty Restrictions, Human Rights And Information in the Public Interest
Andrew Nicol
129–143
The African Charter and Freedom of Expression in Africa
Claude E. Welch Jr.
145–159
The Inter-American System of Human Rights Protection: Freedom of Expression, “National Security Doctrines” and the Transition to Elected Governments
Viviana Krsticevic; José Miguel Vivanco; Juan E. Méndez; Drew Porter
161–185
Freedom of Expression and Access to Information In Relation to National Security in Albania
Louise Krabbe
187–205
Chile: National Security, Freedom of Expression and The Legacy of the Military Dictatorship
Cecilia Medina; Felipe González
207–222
“Killing the Chicken to Frighten the Monkeys": The Use Of State Security in the Control of Freedom of Expression in China
Sophia Woodman; Yu Ping
223–249
Egypt: National Security, Freedom of Expression and State Secrets
Nagad Mohamed Al-Boray
251–267
France: National Security, Secret-défense And Freedom of Expression
Roger Errera
269–288
Freedom of Expression and National Security: The Experience of Germany
Ulrich Karpen
289–304
National Security and Freedom of Expression in Hong Kong
Yash Ghai; Jennifer Van Dale
305–320
India: National Security, Freedom of Expression and Emergency Powers
K. S. Venkateswaran
321–331
National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information: The Israeli Situation
Ruth Gavison
333–348
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