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Article 3 of Peru’s [[Probable year::1823]] Constitution originally protected press freedom (Wikisource, "Political Constitution of the Peruvian Republic of [[Probable year::1823]]" ). | Article 3 of Peru’s [[Probable year:: 1823]] Constitution originally protected press freedom (Wikisource, "Political Constitution of the Peruvian Republic of [[Probable year:: 1823]]" ). | ||
Today, Article 2 of Peru’s [[Probable year::1993]] Constitution protects press freedom: “To freedom of information, opinion, expression, and dissemination of thought, whether oral, written, or in images, through any medium of social communication, and without previous authorization, censorship, or impediment, under penalty of law" (Constitute Project, “ Peru’s Constitution of [[Probable year::1993]] with Amendments through [[Probable year::2021]]” ). | Today, Article 2 of Peru’s [[Probable year:: 1993]] Constitution protects press freedom: “To freedom of information, opinion, expression, and dissemination of thought, whether oral, written, or in images, through any medium of social communication, and without previous authorization, censorship, or impediment, under penalty of law" (Constitute Project, “ Peru’s Constitution of [[Probable year:: 1993]] with Amendments through [[Probable year:: 2021]]” ). | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:18, 28 December 2022
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Peru
Article 3 of Peru’s 1823 Constitution originally protected press freedom (Wikisource, "Political Constitution of the Peruvian Republic of 1823" ).
Today, Article 2 of Peru’s 1993 Constitution protects press freedom: “To freedom of information, opinion, expression, and dissemination of thought, whether oral, written, or in images, through any medium of social communication, and without previous authorization, censorship, or impediment, under penalty of law" (Constitute Project, “ Peru’s Constitution of 1993 with Amendments through 2021” ).