Media law and human rights /

• Nicol, Andrew G. L
• Millar, Gavin
• Sharland, Andrew

• Great Britain Human Rights Act 1998.
• Human rights -- Great Britain.
• Mass media -- Law and legislation -- Great Britain.
• Freedom of speech -- Great Britain

• Blackstone,

• Blackstone's human rights series

• 1841741345

• Includes bibliographical references and index.

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