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'FREEDOM OF SPEECH '

'''INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS - ECHR '''

Article 10 of the ECHR states in paragraph 1:"Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. This right includes the freedom of opinion as well as the freedom of reception or transmission information or ideas, without the intervention of public authorities and regardless of borders. The does not prevent States from submitting broadcasting undertakings, cinema or television in licensing regulations ". Article 10 of the ECHR defines freedom of information and beyond cross-border freedom, the freedom to gather information, ideas or news as well as dissemination and sale of the form regardless of borders. This patent covers all media thus prohibiting any intervention by international or national authorities with a view to ensuring protection at the cross-border level. Freedom of expression and freedom of the press is enshrined in Article 10 of the ECHR, to which it is subject in the Constitution but exceeds the laws, based on article 28, par. 1 of Constitution and can only enlarge but not shrink constitutional protection of press freedom.

'''UNION LAW - EU LAW '''

The hostility and not only, of many regimes around the world, is responsible that even now press freedom has not been established internationally. However, the 1950 European Convention on Human Rights, guarantees freedom of opinion and information but is not mentioned not at all to press freedom. Later in 1980, the European Court of Justice of human rights, highlighted the necessity and the special importance of press freedom. More generally, the European Convention on Human Rights, which agrees with the Constitution, has the capacity to extend the constitutional protection of press freedom. "Enlargement" means in Article 10, the safeguarding of information but also of cross-border freedom. Cross-border freedom is considered the freedom to gather information and not only, regardless of borders. Finally, the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union secures also with article 11 par.2, that “their freedom through mass media and then their pluralism is respected.

Freedom of speech in Greece, law context  Greek justice''' ''' Freedom of the press was proclaimed in Greece for the first time in constitutional plan of Rigas Velestinlis and with article 'of his constitution Astros, of 1823, where he typically said: "The Greeks have the right to notify otherwise by the types of their beliefs, but with them the following three conditions: - Do not speak against the Christian religion, not to contradict the commonly proven principles of ethics, ' – To avoid any personal insults ". In 1827, Article 26 of the constitution Trizinia added the ban on censorship. Article 10 then followed the model of Article 18 of the Belgian Constitution of 1831, prohibiting warranty. Today, however, provision is in article 14 of the constitution of 1864, which secures the freedom of the press by prohibiting not only censorship as mentioned above, but also any other precautionary measures, even limited the seizure of forms and surrounded them with specific guarantees. The 1911 revision added to Article 14 the ban on publication forms referring to military movements or fortifications, with these provisions established the joint and several liability of each newspaper publisher but the author does not refer to private life. Regarding the Constitution of 1952, Article 14 allowed the exceptional seizure of forms in more than one cases, such as for the first time provided for judicial adjournment newspaper but also the ban on the journalistic profession as well and the correction of inaccurate journalistic publications.