"We must recognize both the rights of parents to exercise their parental responsibility and to bring up children safely, and as they think best, without undue interference from the state, while the rights of children remain protected, " he said.
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The article claimed that his dismissal was seen as payback by the command of the Civil Police for the plaintiff's allegations about undue interference by a former Public Security under-secretary on behalf of a police investigator jailed and charged with extortion.
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Dr . Kathleen Foley, a pain specialist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City, said about 1 . 6 million Americans would be good candidates for hospice care, which assists people in dying without undue interference from technology.
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It detailed instances of lack of accountability, breach of natural justice and potential for undue interference and pointed out that institutions which should be protecting the rule of law, including the President, government and the Chief Justice, were acting to undermine it.
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During the Duma election campaign Berezovsky's ORT TV served as an extremely effective propaganda machine for the Putin camp, using aggressive attack reporting and programming to denigrate and ridicule Putin's rivals, Primakov and Luzhkov, tactics strongly criticized as undue interference with the media.
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These cases dealt with people working for religious organizations and raised the question of the balancing of the right of a person to respect for their private life ( recognized in the EU ) and the right of religious communities to be protected against undue interference by the State ( recognized also in the EU ).
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In 2008, the Department of State launched its Internet Freedom program, funding internet freedom as a part of its global human rights agenda, with the goal of " ensur [ ing ] that any child, born anywhere in the world, has access to the global Internet as an open platform on which to innovate, learn, organize, and express herself free from undue interference or censorship ."
