"violation of freedom" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any act or situation in which someone's freedom is limited or taken away. For example, "The police officer's refusal to let the protesters march was seen as a violation of freedom."
Prosblogion posts a few remarks on what constitutes the violation of freedom of conscience.
The UNCA said it "considers this a grave violation of freedom of the press".
Glinski's opponents say his attempt to stop the performance amounts to a violation of freedom of speech.
The network's bureau chief in Ramallah, Walid al-Omari, accused the authorities of "a severe violation of freedom of expression".
He told the Guardian: "My immediate response was to tweet that it was a violation of freedom of speech.
According to the Association of Civil Rights in Israel, the bill constituted "a direct violation of freedom of expression".
Ms. Buchanan's suit cites violations of freedom of speech rights and due process.
The A.K.P. might be relying on past grievances to distract from the basic violations of freedom of expression that characterize the arrests.
The Vatican also accused the Chinese authorities of committing "grave violations of freedom of religion and conscience" by forcing Vatican-approved bishops to attend the bishop's ordination ceremony.
Even those fortunate enough to survive still were subjected to severe repression, including violations of freedom, of speech, freedom of religion, loss of property rights, and the criminalization of ordinary economic activity.
The commission effectively gave Turkey the amber light for the start of accession talks, probably in the first half of next year, but only after expressing profound misgivings about violations of freedom.
