One passage in Article 47 says it is prohibited to publish "any printed matter that is deemed contrary to the ethics, violates the morals or harms the dignity of the people or their personal freedoms".
Those include harming the dignity of the supreme leadership, trying to use religion to destroy the North Korean system, disseminating negative propaganda about the North to Koreans overseas, helping American and South Korean authorities to lure and abduct North Korean citizens, and aiding their programs to assist defectors from the North.
Justice Stevens writes, "Waldron believes that we have overprotected speech that not only causes significant harm to the dignity of minority groups but also, more importantly, diminishes the public good of inclusiveness that is an essential attribute of our society".
The government watchdog Roskomnadzor, said in a post on Russian social media site VKontake: "These ways of using celebrities images violate the laws governing personal data and harm the honour, dignity and business of public figures".
The charter states that cultural traditions that harm the "welfare, dignity, normal growth and development of the child" should be stopped.
Dan-Cohen's focus is on the criminal law rather than the law in general, but his concern is to argue for a replacement of the harm principle with the dignity principle.
You can still be carefree and mature, it is only that you have chosen to see carefree as meaning that your freedom still entails responsibility toward others, including not doing harm and respecting the dignity of all.
The American Anthropological Association (1998) guidelines require investigators to avoid harming the safety, dignity, or privacy of research subjects, but they do not discuss investigators' obligations to address risks not directly related to research.
In his ruling on Thursday, Zavascki said Cunha's position as speaker "posed a risk to the criminal investigation" and represented "a harm that conspires against the dignity of the institution which he leads".
