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EMRK/Grundrechtecharta (1. Teil, 2. Kapitel)

EMRK/Grundrechtecharta (1. Teil, 2. Kapitel)

Publisher information (in German)

Schulz, W. (2016): EMRK/Grundrechtecharta (1. Teil, 2. Kapitel) [ECHR/Charter of Fundamental Rights (Part 1, Chapter 2)] In: M. Paschke, W. Berlit, C. Meyer (eds.), Hamburger Kommentar Gesamtes Medienrecht [Hamburg Commentary on Media Law], 3rd edition. Baden-Baden: Nomos, pp. 94-110.
 

EMRK/Grundrechtecharta (1. Teil, 2. Kapitel)

Publisher information (in German)

Schulz, W. (2016): EMRK/Grundrechtecharta (1. Teil, 2. Kapitel) [ECHR/Charter of Fundamental Rights (Part 1, Chapter 2)] In: M. Paschke, W. Berlit, C. Meyer (eds.), Hamburger Kommentar Gesamtes Medienrecht [Hamburg Commentary on Media Law], 3rd edition. Baden-Baden: Nomos, pp. 94-110.
 

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Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz

Year of publication

2016

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fundamental rights • basic right • freedom of opinion • freedom of information

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