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Original name: Yttrandefrihetsgrundlag (1991:1469).
Name: Fundamental Law on Freedom of Expression (1991:1469).
Country: Sweden
Subject(s): Human rights
Type of legislation: Law, Act
Adopted on: 1991-11-14
Entry into force:
ISN: SWE-1991-L-44629
Link: https://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_isn=44629&p_lang=en
Bibliography: Constitutions of the Countries of the World, 2011-11, [Act as amended to 2002], Oxford University Press, New York, USA, pp. 151-173
English translation English translation Swedish Parliament (Riskdagen) (consulted on 2010-03-08)
Act online in Swedish, Consolidated Text Act online in Swedish, Consolidated Text Regeringens rättsdatabaser, Notisum AB, www.notisum.se, Sweden, 16 pp. PDF of Act as amended to Act 2015:150 PDF of Act as amended to Act 2015:150 (consulted on 2016-04-28)
Act online in Swedish, Reprinted Act Act online in Swedish, Reprinted Act Regeringens rättsdatabaser, Notisum AB, www.notisum.se, Sweden, 16 pp. PDF of Act Reprint 2015:150 PDF of Act Reprint 2015:150 (consulted on 2016-04-28)
Abstract/Citation: The consolidation of the Act includes a total of 9 amending texts through December 2015 (up to Act 2015:150, Reprint of the Act). The consolidated text includes various amendments.

Contains 11 chapters concerning, inter alia:

Chapter 1: Basic provisions.
Chapter 2: On the right to anonymity.
Chapter 3: On the broadcast and producing and disseminating Radio Shows
Chapter 4: On publishers.
Chapter 5: On violations of the freedom of expression.
Chapter 6: Liability regulations.
Chapter 7: On supervision, prosecution and special coercive measures.
Chapter 8: On compensation for damages.
Chapter 9: On the trial in cases concerning freedom of expression.
Chapter 10: On radio programs and technical recordings from abroad etc.
Chapter 11: General provisions.
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