Vous avez cherché: freedom of press (Anglais - Tagalog)

freedom of press
kalayaan sa pamamahayag

freedom of the press
kalayaan sa pamamahayag

freedom of speech and of the press
kalayaan sa pagsasalita

freedom of expression
kalayaan sa pagpapahayag

freedom of life goes on
freedom from life goes on

freedom of speech, press, and assembly and petition
kalayaan sa pagsasalita

2) freedom of speech;
2) kalayaan sa pananalita;

internal freedom of movement
panloob ng kalayaan na kilos loob

freedom of opinion and expression
right to express their views and opinion

to achieve the freedom of the filipinos
para makamit ang kalayaan ng mga pilipino

psychological freedom is the freedom of choices
tagalog

people who want freedom of their own language
naghahangad ng kalayaan

no law shall be passed abridging the freedom of speech
pagpapaikli ng kalayaan sa pagsasalita

while the prime minister's press club claims to use the diet press hall to uphold freedom of the press, it denies access to online news media and freelance journalists.
marami ang nadismaya sa kakulangan ng balita tungkol sa mga kilos-protestang tutol sa isyung nukleyar mula sa mainstream media ng press club.

the freedom of man to carve his own destiny and to legislate his own laws, free from the shackles of a god that monitors and controls.
ang kalayaan ng tao na mag - ukit ng kanyang sariling kapalaran at upang isabatas ang kanyang sariling mga batas, malaya mula sa mga kadena ng isang diyos na sinusubaybayan at kinokontrol.

i enjoy when im alone, no one can't judge you no one can't discriminate you and you have a freedom of what you want to do.
gusto ko laging mag - isa kapag may problema ako

the spanish constitution of 1812 and in succeeding years, the spanish people enjoyed freedom of speech of the press of association and other human right (except relegion) suprisingly the spanish authorities in the philippines denied denied them to the filipinos that even speaking ill to the government and to the church was punishable by death
the spanish constitution of 1812 and in succeeding years, the spanish people enjoyed freedom of speech of the press of association and other human right (except relegion) suprisingly the spanish authorities in the philippines denied them to the filipinos that even speaking ill to the government and to the church was punishable by death.