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The United Nations adopted in the 1940s a "Universal Declaration of
Rights," Article 19 of which covers speech and press.


--Mike


> Mr. Smoot Carl-Mitchell or anyone else at EFF that can answer my question,
> 
> I recently attended the John Henry Faulk conference on the First Amendment
> in Cyberspace.  I work at Data Processing for the University of Texas and
> am preparing a report on the issues discussed at the conference.  At one
> point, during the question and answer period after Part I, someone made a
> comment to the effect that the First Amendment was a strictly American
> construction of strictly American principles.  Mike Godwen responded
> that, while it may be so, Article 19 of some UN declaration was not such
> a strictly American construction.  The questioners changed, and no further
> discussion of this followed.  Could you tell me the name of the document
> Mr. Godwin was referring to?
> 
> Thanks,
> Clay Campbell
> Data Processing
> UT
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