People' s right to the protection of their cultural space and heritage should not violate other human rights or provisions of this Charter. All people have the right to a diversity of languages. This includes the right to express themselves and have access to information in their own language, the right to use their own languages in educational institutions funded by the state, and the right to have adequate provisions created for the use of minority languages where needed. They should be protected from harmful media products and from commercial and other exploitation at home, in school and at places of play, work, or business. Nations should take steps to produce and distribute widely high quality cultural and entertainment materials created for children in their own languages.
All people have a right to universal access to and equitable use of cyberspace.
Their rights to free and open communities in cyberspace, their freedom of electronic expression, and their freedom from electronic surveiilance and intrusion, should be protected. All people have the right to be protected from the publication of allegations irrelevant to the public interest, or of private photographs or other private communication without authorization, or of personal information given or received in confidence. Databases derived from personal or workplace communications or transactions should not be used for unauthorized commercial or general surveillance purposes. However, nations should take care that the protection of privacy does not unduly interfere with the freedom of expression or the administration of justice. People have the right to demand that media actively counter incitement to hate, prejudice, violence, and war.