Fundamental Law on Freedom of Expression

The Fundamental Law on Freedom of Expression guarantees individuals the right to express their ideas, opinions, and beliefs openly without fear of government repression or censorship. It recognizes that free communication is essential for democracy, personal development, and societal progress. However, this right is not absolute; it may be limited to protect public order, safety, or other rights, but only within reasonable and legally defined boundaries. Essentially, it balances the importance of free expression with the need to prevent harm or abuse, ensuring a society where ideas can be shared openly while maintaining order and respect.