Article 3 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Arts 14 and 19 Definition of Human Rights Principles of Freedom of Expression The expression of opinion is one of the fundamental rights that is considered the cornerstone of democratic institutions. The right to free speech extends to all these subjects. That is affected. Without limitation of any particular fact of human interest, the way of life and which includes the main term / freedom of expression speech Freedom of speech and expression to publish and circulate your thoughts, opinions and ideas with full freedom Is right And the right to freedom of expression and expression, using any means of publication, is not unconditional and uncontrollable; in any modern state there are no such individual rights and there is no absolute and absolute freedom while freedom. Expression is allowed. And as a fundamental right of expression, it is also provided under Article 14 of the Constitution. According to the dignity of man, the dignity of the law, the privacy of the house is unacceptable. Such a principle must be further extended in this case where Causing any notoriety, because human dignity, honor and respect are more important than comfort and necessity. No effort by any person to stop, defame or discredit another person jointly or collectively. Therefore, thereby reducing, decreasing and appreciating the dignity, dignity, dignity and value of life, Article 14 of the Constitution provides, Providing them as a fundamental right, the most valuable right is the dignity of man not only provided by the Constitution of Pakistan, but according to history and Islam, the dignity of the human being and the privacy of the home are highly valued while independence. Expressions and expressions
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