Article 10: Freedom of Expression

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What type of right is Article 10 and what type of expression does it respect?

Qualified right which protects expression in any format (spoken, written, pictures, and action)

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What are the three rights under article 10 freedom of expression?

  1. The right to impart (give) information

  2. The right to receive information

  3. The right to hold opinions

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Under Handyside V UK what does this include the right to do?

offend, shock or disturb

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When is the right to recieve information especially important?

In political contexts- where the public need to scrutinise with openness

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What is the case that states where the right to receive information is more important in political contexts?

Wagstaff V Secretary of State for Health

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Despite the right to receive information what does this not create on the state?

A general positive obligation on the state to disseminate information

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What is the case that states there is no general positive obligation to disseminate information?

Guerra V Italy

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In what circumstances does the UK allow citizens to gain information from public bodies?

To scrutinise the state via the Freedom of Information Act 2000

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What can opinions not be under article 10(2)?

Qualified

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What must the state avoid in relation to opinions?

Indoctrination

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What type of speech can be limited under the right to hold opinions?

Hate speech can be limited

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