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Tables of Contents for Secrecy and Liberty
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Acknowledgments
vii
 
Foreword
ix
 
Frances D'Souza
Introduction
xi
 
Joan Fitzpatrick
I. THE JOHANNESBURG PRINCIPLES AND COMMENTARY
The Johannesburg Principles on National Security, Freedom of Expression and Access to Information
1
10
Commentary on the Johannesburg Principles
11
72
Sandra Coliver
II. INTERNATIONAL AND REGIONAL LAW AND PRACTICE
The International covenant on Civil and Political Rights: Freedom of Expression and State Security
83
26
Elizabeth Evatt
The European Convention on Human Rights and Other Council of Europe Instruments
109
20
Paul Mahoney
Lawrence Early
The European Unon: National Security Restrictions, Human Rights and Information in the Public Interest
129
16
Andrew Nicol
The Africa Charter and Freedom of Expression in Africa
145
16
Claude E. Welch, Jr.
The Inter-American System of Human Rights Protection: Freedom of Expression, ``National Security Doctrines'' and the Transition to Elected Governments
161
26
Viviana Krsticevic
Jose Miguel Vivanco
Juan E. Mendez
Drew Porter
III. COUNTRY LAW AND PRACTICE
Albania
187
20
Louise Krabbe
Chile
207
16
Cecilia Medina
Felipe Gonzalez
China
223
28
Sofia Woodman
Yu Ping
Egypt
251
18
Nagad Al-Boray
France
269
20
Roger Errera
Germany
289
16
Ulrich Karpen
Hong Kong
305
16
Yash Ghai
Jennifer Van Dale
India
321
12
K.S. Venkateswaran
Israel
333
16
Ruth Gavison
Japan
349
12
Lawrence Beer
Norway
361
28
Nils Petter Gleditsch
South Africa
389
24
Gilbert Marcus
South Korea
413
32
Kyo Ho Youm
Turkey
445
12
Kerim Yildiz
United Kingdom
457
20
Laurence Lustgarten
United States
477
30
Paul Hoffman
Kate Martin
Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of
507
54
Branislav Milinkovic
APPENDICES
A. Notes on Editors
519
2
B. Notes on Authors
521
8
C. List of Participants at the Johannesburg Conference
529
2
D. Relevant Provisions of International Instruments
531
14
E. Selected Bibliography
545
16
Index
561