Appendix V(A) Public Order Act of 1986, 12 Halsbury’s Statutes of England, Part III, §§ 17–29

In: Human Rights and Forced Displacement
Author:
Thomas David Jones Louisiana Bar Foundation, U.S.A.
Georgetown University Law Center, U.S.A.
Harvard Law School of Human Rights Programme 1996–1997, U.S.A.
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Pages:
269–276
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1163/9789004478862_014

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Series:  Refugees and Human Rights, Volume: 4
Cover Human Rights and Forced Displacement
E-Book ISBN:
9789004478862
Publisher:
Brill | Nijhoff
Print Publication Date:
01 Jan 2001
Front Matter
Chapter I A Prolegomenon: The International Protection of Human Rights
Chapter II Freedom of Expression in International Law and Group Defamation
Chapter III The Myth of Absolutism: The First Amendment Right to Freedom of Expression
Chapter IV Human Rights and Freedom of Expression: The Law of Group Defamation in the United States
Chapter V Group Defamation Under British, Canadian, Indian and Nigerian Law
Chapter VI Conclusion: “The Right to Equal Concern and Respect”
Back Matter
Predecessor Statute
New Law
Race Relations Act of 1965 (Ch. 75, § 6)
Race Relations Act of 1968 (Ch. 71, § 6)
Race Relations Act of 1976 (Ch. 74, § 70)
Criminal Justice and Public Order Act of 1994, Section 154 (Amending Part 1 of the Public Order Act of 1986 as Section 4A)
Predecessor Statute
New Law
28 Connecticut General Statutes, § 53–37 (1958) (West 1994 Supp.)
40 Minnesota Statutes Annotated, § 609.765 (West 1987)
Mass. Ann. Laws, Ch. 272, § 98c (West 1969)
Model Statute of Columbia Law Review Editors: “An Act to Make Unlawful the Defamation of Racial, Religious, or National Groups”
Letter by Thomas David Jones on Subject of Sambo
Public Order Act of 1936, §§ 5–10
The Public Order Act of 1963, Ch. 52, §§ 1–3
Theatres Act of 1968, Ch. 54, §§ 5–7
Appendix to Opinion of Mr. Justice Black in Beauharnais v. Illinois
The Holocaust Controversy (1992)
The Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 1990, Vol. V, Chapter 7
Index
International Studies in Human Rights

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