Translations:Wikimedia Foundation/Legal/Community Resilience and Sustainability/Human Rights/Glossary/14/en

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Freedom of expression is the right to hold views and opinions free from state interference. This also includes the right to seek, receive and share information through any media and regardless of frontiers. Freedom of expression is a so-called “qualified right” – that means it can be restricted in order to protect the community or other people’s rights (for example if it incites violence).