自欧洲人权法院建立以来,多起涉及言论与表达自由的判例使得欧洲各国媒介更加关注保障人权与表达自由的问题。20世纪90年代的两个重要判例——摩洛哥公主案和《观察家》与《卫报》诉联合王国案,对于引起和强化对这些问题的重视意义深远。本文通过对这两则具体判例进行分析,浅议欧洲人权法院的判决对欧洲各国媒介产生的影响。 Since the establishment of the European Court of Human Rights, many jurisprudence concerning the freedom of expression and expression has made the media in European countries more concerned about the protection of human rights and freedom of expression. Two important precedents of the 1990s - the case of the Moroccan princess and the “Observer” and “Guardian” v. The United Kingdom - are of far-reaching importance in creating and strengthening the importance attached to these issues. This article analyzes these two specific precedents to discuss the impact of the European Court of Human Rights judgment on the media in European countries.