lift censorship

There have been moves to lift censorship in the country.

The Soviet Union lifted censorship restrictions, for foreign news correspondents, that had been in place since 1917.

March 28: Government lifts censorship from periodicals.

Now that they've lifted censorship in the Soviet Union, for example, it's a good guess they're not reading Solzhenitsyn online.

Earlier today, the Government lifted censorship that was imposed with the state of emergency, the Information Ministry said in telexes sent to news offices.

The new plan calls for lifting censorship and state-of-siege laws, as well as restoring freedom of the press and freedom of political organization.

During the Revolutionary disturbances of 1848 (March Revolution), he appointed liberal ministers in the government, lifted censorship, and remitted a liberal electoral law.

Its campaign focused on instigating hostility toward Averescu, but Brătianu's prefects also lifted censorship and allowed all parties to campaign freely.

But the initial faith that for Russia to come to life it need only lift censorship, hold free elections and privatize has proved as naive as the utopian illusions of the Bolsheviks.

On October 2, 2007 the IDF confirmed the attack took place, following a request by Haaretz to lift censorship; however, the IDF continued to censor details of the actual strike force and its target.

Since Mikhail Gorbachev had lifted censorship in the late eighties, many of underground rock bands flourished, including glam rock band Gorky Park, allowing Western style rock and fashion to influence youth and receive more widespread popularity.

In Gambia in November, a grass-roots organization called the Gambia Committee on Traditional Practices succeeded in persuading the Government to lift censorship on the subject of genital mutilation, giving private groups freedom to campaign against it.

The seminar was organised by UNESCO with the aim of highlighting the situation of the press in Africa, lifting censorship, and encouraging the development of non-governmental newspapers and magazines that reflect the different points of view within the communities that they serve.

The News International ban was arguably effected along party lines, but it owes its place as a landmark in censorship, and censorship in libraries in particular, to the fact that legislation and hence the State was used to lift censorship rather than to implement it.