Book contents
- The United Nations and Freedom of Expression and Information
- Frontispiece
- The United Nations and Freedom of Expression and Information
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Dedication and Appreciation
- Notes on Contributors
- Foreword
- Glossary
- Book part
- 1 The development of freedom of expression and information within the UN: leaps and bounds or fits and starts?
- Part I UN normative and institutional approaches to the protection of freedom of expression and information
- Part II Selected thematic focuses
- 9 Ten challenges for the right to information in the age of mega-leaks
- 10 Early days: the UN, ICTs and freedom of expression
- 11 A new vision of values, accountability and mission for journalism
- 12 Uprooting ‘defamation of religions’ and planting a newapproach to freedom of expression at the United Nations
- 13 Limits to freedom of expression: lessons from counter-terrorism
- 14 Tacit citing: the scarcity of judicial dialogue between the global and the regional human rights mechanisms in freedom of expression cases
- Book part
- Index
- References
9 - Ten challenges for the right to information in the age of mega-leaks
from Part II - Selected thematic focuses
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2015
Book contents
- The United Nations and Freedom of Expression and Information
- Frontispiece
- The United Nations and Freedom of Expression and Information
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Dedication and Appreciation
- Notes on Contributors
- Foreword
- Glossary
- Book part
- 1 The development of freedom of expression and information within the UN: leaps and bounds or fits and starts?
- Part I UN normative and institutional approaches to the protection of freedom of expression and information
- Part II Selected thematic focuses
- 9 Ten challenges for the right to information in the age of mega-leaks
- 10 Early days: the UN, ICTs and freedom of expression
- 11 A new vision of values, accountability and mission for journalism
- 12 Uprooting ‘defamation of religions’ and planting a newapproach to freedom of expression at the United Nations
- 13 Limits to freedom of expression: lessons from counter-terrorism
- 14 Tacit citing: the scarcity of judicial dialogue between the global and the regional human rights mechanisms in freedom of expression cases
- Book part
- Index
- References
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- The United Nations and Freedom of Expression and InformationCritical Perspectives, pp. 271 - 303Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2015
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Council of the EU v. Access Info Europe, Final Judgment in Case 280/11 P, 17 October 2013.Google Scholar
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