The interim leader of Honduras, Roberto Micheletti, has said civil liberties could soon be restored in the country.
They were suspended in response to a call for protests by deposed President Manuel Zelaya, who remains holed up in the Brazilian embassy in the capital.
A senior UN official has warned that any attempt to storm the embassy, would be a "disaster".
Meanwhile, the Organisation of American States (OAS) has been invited to return to Honduras for talks.
A group of four diplomats - including some OAS representatives - were turned away by the interim government on Monday.
The emergency measures were put in place after Mr Zelaya urged his supporters to converge on Tegucigalpa in what he called a "final offensive".
They allow unauthorised public meetings to be banned and news media to be temporarily closed down and were intended to last 45 days. read more
