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Cambodia originally protected freedom of the press under Section 2, Article 9 of its [[Probable year::1947]] Constitution: “Every Cambodian is free to speak, write, print and publish. He may, either by way of the press or any other means express, spread, defend every opinion so long as he makes no unauthorized use of that right or does not tend to disturb the public order.” | Cambodia originally protected freedom of the press under Section 2, Article 9 of its [[Probable year:: 1947]] Constitution: “Every Cambodian is free to speak, write, print and publish. He may, either by way of the press or any other means express, spread, defend every opinion so long as he makes no unauthorized use of that right or does not tend to disturb the public order.” | ||
Today, Chapter III, Article 41 of the [[Probable year::1993]] Cambodian Constitution protects press freedom: “Khmer citizens shall have freedom of expression of their ideas, freedom of information, freedom of publication and freedom of assembly (Constitute Project, “Cambodia [[Probable year::1993]] (rev. [[Probable year::2008]]) ”). | Today, Chapter III, Article 41 of the [[Probable year:: 1993]] Cambodian Constitution protects press freedom: “Khmer citizens shall have freedom of expression of their ideas, freedom of information, freedom of publication and freedom of assembly (Constitute Project, “Cambodia [[Probable year:: 1993]] (rev. [[Probable year:: 2008]]) ”). | ||
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What is the oldest written source in this country that mentions this right?
Cambodia
Cambodia originally protected freedom of the press under Section 2, Article 9 of its 1947 Constitution: “Every Cambodian is free to speak, write, print and publish. He may, either by way of the press or any other means express, spread, defend every opinion so long as he makes no unauthorized use of that right or does not tend to disturb the public order.”
Today, Chapter III, Article 41 of the 1993 Cambodian Constitution protects press freedom: “Khmer citizens shall have freedom of expression of their ideas, freedom of information, freedom of publication and freedom of assembly (Constitute Project, “Cambodia 1993 (rev. 2008) ”).