Freedom of Expression in Tanzania is constitutionally protected but limited. The right to Freedom of Expression includes the right to seek, receive and impart information and ideas. It has a broad scope. In terms of imparting information and ideas, it includes the right to express oneself orally, in writing, or through any means of communication including electronic means.
Freedom of Expression also includes the right to seek and receive information from others, including the right to obtain and read newspapers, listen to broadcasts, surf the Internet, and participate in and listen to discussions in public and private forums. Fo more about Freedom of Expression, kindly read this thematic brief by the Legal and Human Rights Centre
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Huenda huna muda wa kutosha wala kipato cha kutosha kulinda utu na haki za wengine, ingawa unawiwa kufanya hivyo.
Ni jukumu letu sote kujitoa kwa kidogo tulichojaaliwa ili kupaka rangi ya furaha katika nyuso za wengine, wewe, yule na sisi tukikusanya nguvu tunaweza kutetea na kulinda haki za wanaoonewa kwa kushindwa kuzifikia huduma za haki.
Jitolee sasa kidogo ulichonacho kusaidia ulinzi na utetezi wa haki na utu wa binadamu.
