Each Country follows the same outline: OUTLINES INTERNATIONAL MONOGRAPH I. International Conventions Chapter 1 . Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948), Article 19 Chapter 2. International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (1966), Article 19 II. Council of Europe Chapter 1. The European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (Art. 10) Chapter 2. European Convention on Transfrontier Television Chapter 3. Committee of Ministers' Declarations, Recommendations and Resolutions Chapter 4. Parliamentary Assembly Recommendations and Resolutions III. European Union Chapter 1. Charter of fundamental rights of the European Union Chapter 2. Media and economic freedoms in the EC Treaty Chapter 3. Media and the competition rules Chapter 4. Secondary legislation NATIONAL MONOGRAPH The Author Table of Contents List of Abbreviations Preface GENERAL INTRODUCTION I. Political and legal system of the country II. Geography and population III. Social and cultural values Selected Bibliography Part I. Freedom of Speech Part II. Regulation of print media Chapter 1. The journalists' profession Chapter 2. Journalists' rights Chapter 3 . Journalists' liability Chapter 4. Right to reply Chapter 5. Access to public information Chapter 6. Press Council Part III. Regulation of audiovisual media (broadcasting) Chapter 1. Public service broadcasting Chapter 2. Private broadcasting Chapter 3. Programme standards Chapter 4. Political broadcasting Chapter 5. Advertising rules Chapter 6. Right to information Chapter 7. Access to networks Chapter 8. Standards and interoperability Part IV. Cross ownership regulation Part V. Supervision: media regulator Chapter 1. Organisation Chapter 2. Tasks Chapter 3. Sanctioning powers. Index.National Monographs.