Right to Freedom of Expression

The Right to Freedom of Expression is the fundamental ability to freely share your ideas, opinions, and beliefs without undue interference from authorities. It includes speaking, writing, publishing, and communicating with others. This right allows individuals to express their viewpoints, criticize government actions, and access information. However, it is not absolute; limitations exist to prevent harm such as hate speech, defamation, or incitement to violence. Overall, it ensures open discourse, fosters democracy, and protects human dignity, balancing individual freedom with respect for others' rights and societal interests.