Sentence examples for legitimate freedom from inspiring English sources

The MPs find that its information officers colluded with CRU to subvert legitimate freedom of information requests, and "found ways to support" the culture of secrecy.

He insisted that the rebels were legitimate freedom fighters and accused India of being "engaged in a sinister worldwide campaign to denigrate and malign the Kashmiri freedom movement".

Away from the extremity of Rwanda, there is a very delicate balance to be drawn between "moderate" and veiled hate speech and legitimate freedom of expression.

Earlier this month General Musharraf described attacks on Indian forces (but not on civilians) as part of a "legitimate freedom struggle," a definition that enrages India.He fires from behind multiple shields.

I do not believe this a legitimate use of freedom of expression, but rather the abuse of a legitimate freedom to promote intolerance and antagonism between groups of people.

Kamal Matinuddin, a retired Pakistani general and diplomat, said Pakistani officials continued to see the insurgency in Kashmir as an indigenous and legitimate "freedom struggle," while Indian officials continue to dismiss it as Pakistani-manufactured "terrorism".

The victory, he said, "is a sign of our people's political maturity, their desire to move on a peaceful path toward pluralism and legitimate freedoms.

In a statement this week, the reformers emphasized adherence to Islamic values, obedience to public demands for legitimate freedoms, and reform of the relationship between people and the state.

Mr Mousavi-Khoeiniha, wearing the black turban of a descendant of the Prophet, told the court: "I say from the bottom of my heart and soul that our Islamic Republic can remain only if it guarantees the maximum of legitimate freedoms in the framework of the constitution".

They urged the Bahraini authorities to respect the rights to peaceful assembly and freedom of expression and release anyone arbitrarily detained for exercising legitimate freedoms without delay.

"The government wants to ensure that laws which are designed to prohibit racial vilification are not used as a vehicle to attack legitimate freedoms of speech," argued George in his response to concerns from Jewish groups, adding that "the two values protecting people against racial vilification and defending freedoms of speech are not inconsistent". .