Artistic Freedom in International Law
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The book examines in detail the essence nature and scope of artistic freedom as a human right. It explains the legal problems associated with the lack of a precise definition of the term ''art'' and discusses the emergence of a distinct ''right'' to artistic freedom under international law. Drawing on a variety of case-studies primarily from the field of visual arts but also performance street art and graffiti it examines potentially applicable ''defences'' for those types of artistic expression that are perceived as inappropriate ugly offensive disturbing or even obscene and transgressive. The book also offers a view on global controversies such as Charlie Hebdo and the Danish Cartoons attempting to explain the subtleties of offenses related to religious sensibilities and beliefs. It also examines the legitimacy of restrictions on extremist expressions in the case of arts involving criminal arts such as child pornography.
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