freedom

freedom
свобода, воля; незалежність; вільне користування; право; привілей

freedom from all forms of slavery — свобода від усіх видів рабства

freedom from arbitrary imprisonment — свобода від необґрунтованого ув'язнення

freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures — свобода від необґрунтованих обшуків та вилучень майна

freedom of activity of public associations — свобода діяльності громадських об'єднань

freedom of collective bargaining — право (або свобода) укладати колективні угоди

freedom of electors to express their will — свобода виборців виявляти свою волю

freedom of meetings, demonstrations, and assemblies — = freedom of rallies, demonstrations, and assemblies свобода мітингів, демонстрацій і зборів

freedom of rallies, demonstrations, and assemblies — = freedom of meetings, demonstrations, and assemblies свобода мітингів,

freedom of navigation of the high seas — свобода судноплавства у відкритому морі

freedom to establish political parties and public organizations — = freedom to establish political parties and social organizations свобода створення політичних партій і громадських організацій

freedom to establish political parties and social organizations — = freedom to establish political parties and public organizations

freedom to manifest the religion — свобода сповідувати свою релігію

freedom to practice the religion of one's choice — релігійна свобода, свобода релігії

freedom to receive and give information — = freedom to receive and transmit information свобода отримувати і передавати інформацію

freedom to receive and transmit information — = freedom to receive and give information

freedom to seek, receive and import information — свобода пошуку, отримання і розповсюдження інформації

- freedom fighter
- freedom from arrest
- freedom from censorship
- freedom from double jeopardy
- freedom from duty
- freedom from encumbrance
- freedom from exploitation
- freedom from legal proceedings
- freedom from liability
- freedom from torture
- freedom of a city
- freedom of access
- freedom of actions
- freedom of action
- freedom of art
- freedom of assembly
- freedom of association
- freedom of belief
- freedom of broadcasting
- freedom of choice
- freedom of commerce
- freedom of communication
- freedom of conscience
- freedom of contract
- freedom of contracting
- freedom of discussion
- freedom of employment
- freedom of establishment
- freedom of expression
- freedom of faith
- freedom of fishing
- freedom of individual
- freedom of information
- freedom of learning
- freedom of movement
- freedom of navigation
- freedom of occupation
- freedom of overflight
- freedom of passage
- freedom of petition
- freedom of rallies
- freedom of religion
- freedom of religious worship
- freedom of science
- freedom of scientific research
- freedom of speech
- freedom of street processions
- freedom of teaching
- freedom of testation
- freedom of the air
- freedom of the city
- freedom of the high seas
- freedom of the press
- freedom of the seas
- freedom of thought
- freedom of trade
- freedom of transit
- freedom of travel
- freedom of use
- freedom of will
- freedom of worship
- freedom to contract
- freedom to organize
- freedom to provide services
- freedom to worship

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