Under international human rights law, Governments can only interfere with the expression of political opinions, religious convictions, moral values or minority views when they constitute incitement to hatred or violence or a direct threat to national security or public safety in the country.
70 根据国际人权法，政府对表达政治观点、宗教信仰、道德价值、或少数意见的干预只能在其构成煽动仇恨或暴力，或直接威胁国家或公共安全的情况下方可进行。