Archive | Hate Speech Laws

Anarcho-tyranny.

How Americans learn to be doctors.

1984 comes to life.

The maximum penalty is a prison sentence of seven years.

Critics warn it will suppress speech.

Police claimed it was "unconstitutional content.”

The "school-to-prison pipeline" doesn't exist when it comes to "hate speech."

The case of Dries Van Langenhove.

AR speaker punished for being in a private chat where naughty memes were shared.

We may have to liberate Quebec and annex the West.

The stickers displayed hateful messages such as "Reject white guilt,”

Canada plans to suppress free speech even more.

Speaking power to truth.

Is it for the Irish or for everyone?

"We are under no illusions that 'Irish Lives Matter' is a racist slogan."

Government responds to migrant stabbing with a pledge to beef up hate-speech laws.

McGregor dared suggest the government act to prevent immigrant violence.

Unauthorized speech will get you five years in a British jail.

The tweet was an ad for the then-ruling conservative party.

He was just elected to Bavaria's parliament.

A new Florida law would have classified what he did as a felony.

"We must strenuously protect speech for the views that we most strongly oppose." Are we included?

No free speech in the UK.

“Is it people who do not have the same hygienic conditions as those on French soil who bring them?"

Eight months in prison for two Facebook posts.

Democracy means stiff penalties for those who mock leaders in private.

The men weren't serving at the time of the alleged offences.

Companies such as Audi and Pfizer paused advertising based on the group's research.

The coach allegedly said his team should not have "so many" black and Muslim players.

It passed the state House.

Accept the baseless libel — or else.

"This law aims to combat racism and create an egalitarian society."

"The proposed criminal laws . . . are an exercise in political posturing and empty symbolism."

He tweeted: "Immigration is killing the youth of France.”

Elon Musk calls it a "massive attack on freedom of speech."

Australians debate freedom of speech.

The left-wing government wants to censor online "hate speech."

Leaving an "offensive" leaflet on private property may land you in jail.

The owner once dared to say "White Lives Matter."

It's a "foreign policy priority" for the government.

The judge promises the defendant will spend years in jail for his views.

Judge claims the tweet was a "very serious offense."

MP: "He is a dangerous man that should not be allowed into this country."

"When your speech becomes a threat and becomes hate towards a community or individual, it is no longer freedom of speech."

The Irish are now giving their country away to immigrants.

The campaign to make what I say illegal.

Tucker says the American system is "anarcho-tyranny."

The congressman she addressed did not disagree.

Bill would criminalize the publication of "white supremacist ideology."

Senator: "I think we can be more aggressive in the way that we handle that type of use of the internet."

School board tries to silence parents concerned about their children's safety.

Even lawmakers can't speak freely in the UK.

What's the harm in "hate speech"?

Nearly half of Yale students approve the death penalty for hate speech.

"Legislative and executive branch officials are using social media companies to engage in censorship by surrogate.”

She told a critic of the late Queen Elizabeth II to “piss off back to Pakistan.”

"Today's ruling proved how the political order in South Africa is becoming radicalised, especially against minorities."

New commissioner calls ethnic Germans "potatoes."

Police vow to prosecute "hatred on the internet" in response to the case.

The new anti-blasphemy laws.

“We’re starting to see some of the same patterns with ISIS and the far-right."

A report on the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

Democrat governor declares war on free speech.

But he agrees with the EU's new internet "moderation" measure.

What are they afraid of?

Europe will crack down even more on internet "hate speech."

Conservative MP: "There is no place for racism in this country."

The court said the man's speech was "particularly dangerous."

Britain will not tolerate citizens criticizing black athletes on social media.

It's a crime in Canada for a white officer to notice his race's dispossession.

The famous actor says support for free speech is a sign of white privilege.

She wants the US government to give guidance on "hate speech."

This is his third "hate speech" conviction.

Britain ignores grooming gangs to go after bigger threats.

The priorities of Canadian law enforcement.