European Court Of Human Rights Blasphemy Laws: Where A Word Out Of Place Can Cost Your Life
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that criticism of
free speech
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USMCA Entrenches Tech Companies’ Right To Censor
Tech companies snuck a provision into USMCA that would entrench
Assange’s Persecution Highlights Dangers To Freedom Of Speech & Free Media
If Assange is convicted, the government would be able to
Big Tech Snuffing Free Speech: Google’s Poisonous ‘Dragonfly’
If the big social media companies choose what to publish
EU: Politicizing the Internet
In March, the European Commission -- the unelected executive branch
When Censorship Is Crowdsourced
One thing about Nineteen Eighty-Four that does still ring true
What the State Fears Most: Information
Julian Assange, through WikiLeaks, has made available to society a
The Islamization of England & The Arrest of Tommy Robinson
The leaders of Great Britain should take notice before it’s
Why We Marched to Defend Free Speech in the UK
Writers Helen Dale and Shazia Hobbs both attended the ‘Free
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