Archive | Censorship

A “day of action” against "digital arsonists."

“The Basic Law guarantees freedom of expression and association even to its enemies.”

It's now harder to cancel "racists."

"This suspended sentence is the gravest form of censorship they could pursue and an effective way to kill activism."

Officials claim the magazine incites "hatred."

“We will not tolerate encroachments upon American sovereignty."

Not everyone in the coalition government agrees.

“The UK police are now making over 10,000 arrests every year for online comment, more than the police in Russia itself."

They face up to a year in prison for traveling to the Remigration Summit.

"The democracy simulation is shutting down."

"Germany has become a really, really stupid country."

AfD is “not compatible with the free democratic order."

The Wall Street Journal publishes a sympathetic column about the Great Replacement theorist.

Camus sets the terms for the coming century.

"We care about protecting people."

The UK finds a foreigner it doesn't want.

Humans can be illegal but ideas aren't.

It's now more focused on criticism of Israel.

"The spread of hatred in Germany is protected by freedom of expression."

A fictional story becomes an excuse for a real-life crackdown.

Sweden’s awful defamation laws.

Even while Council of Europe tries to promote free speech.

Aussies lose their minds.

“Democrats must not make room for right-wing agitation.”

Black-run town doesn't respect free speech.

He called government politicians "malicious failures."

The role of the American Empire is changing.

60 Minutes seems to think Germany has it right.

He said BLM protesters "are the stupidest people on the planet."

Maybe sometimes.

Europeans aren't free to speak their minds.

Trump blasts the "censorship cartel."

Most fearless academic in America sues her persecutors.

Good news for dissidents.

Elon Musk scrambles to regain credibility on the Right.

It already has laws against "inciting hatred" based on race.

The state claimed a “KEEP NEW ENGLAND WHITE” banner violated civil rights law.

Facebook exec: "The legal and policy landscape surrounding diversity, equity and inclusion efforts in the United States is changing."

Official: “We keep a close eye on how disinformation and hate can proliferate, including online.”

Police claim the list promotes a “disproportionate and discriminatory approach to explaining criminal behavior.”

“New dangers threaten our democracies."

Facebook will now "get rid of a bunch of restrictions on topics like immigration and gender . . . ."

The deep breath before the plunge.

A small victory for free speech.

“This feels like the beginning stages of censorship on X."

“The AfD represents the greatest threat to our democracy.”

Ordinary people slaughtered by the hundreds.

The Party of Civility shows its colors.

Her org wants to reform Section 230 to "build safer online spaces."

We have just seen a radical shift.

Musk: "Did you know that 30 tech founders were secretly debanked?"

Britain goes full "anarcho-tyranny."

The study . . . found that certain DEI practices could induce hostility . . . ."

Twenty-five years of stalwart advocacy.

A small win for free speech.

She dared draw attention to black-on-white crime.

Attacks on the Wayback Machine mean "stealth editing" is now easier.

New law would allow judges to put people under house arrest on suspicion that they might commit a "hate offence."

The specter of race realism is haunting the UK.

She supported Brits burning down migrant housing.

"It is true that a party ban is an authoritarian measure, but it is an authoritarian measure of a constitutional state."

Black academic defends Amy Wax's right to free speech.

"Hate" is "disintegrating our democratic reality."

“One could get the impression that the supporters of the ban are more afraid of democracy than for democracy.”

Wax: "I think that our country and our university system are deteriorating in a very serious way. It’s becoming Third World.”

Free speech group says Wax's sanctions “should send a chill down the spine of every faculty member."

U Penn punishes America’s most fearless academic.

Letting Jared Taylor speak is a grave offense.

“While the audio confirms that a call was made, it does not prove that what was reported truly happened."

He wants a precedent that protects “the right of academics to express politically incorrect views about race."

"Black Girl Magic" will send her to the White House.

The main course will be X.

British media call the idea a "far-right conspiracy theory."

His crime was to post "anti-Muslim and anti-establishment rhetoric."

A small win for free speech.