Freedom Of Speech and Human Freedom

- How to confront China on Hong Kong
  New York Daily News· 6 days ago
  The recent conviction of seven prominent advocates of Hong Kong autonomy for participating in peaceful protests is yet another milestone in China’s...
- Conversion therapy ban 'would criminalise Christian parents stopping children seeking transgender...
  The Telegraph via Yahoo News· 3 days ago
  In a formal legal opinion sent to ministers last week, Philip Havers QC, a prominent human rights...
- The university response to offensive speech often reflects a feeble commitment to diversity, equity ...
  The Poynter Institute· 7 days ago
  Too often, colleges and universities shirk their commitment to diversity by invoking free speech...
- Epoch Times defiant after Hong Kong printing press ransacked
  Digital Journal· 2 hours ago
  The assault on the Epoch Times was captured on CCTV and comes as China oversees a sweeping crackdown...
- Protesters pull down fences and clash with police and indigenous neighbours at Canadian church...
  The Independent via Yahoo News· 15 hours ago
  Fences were erected around GraceLife Church, in Edmonton, Alberta, on Wednesday, after faith...
- Op-Ed: A clarification of protesters and rioters
  Coeur d'Alene Press· 6 days ago
  The protesters on the Mall of that day were exercising their rights, a freedom guaranteed by the nation’s Constitution and Bill
- What is behind the anti-Muslim measures in Sri Lanka?
  Al Jazeera· 21 hours ago
  The minister was quoted as saying that “the burqa” was a “sign of religious extremism” and has a...
- The importance of the Commission on Unalienable Rights | Opinion
  Newsweek· 4 days ago
  While doing so, he formally announced the disbanding of the Commission on Unalienable Rights. This...
- Review: The indelibility of tattoos doesn't transfer to 'The Man Who Sold His Skin'
  Los Angeles Times· 4 days ago
  A fascinating true story mixing art and human rights has inspired a regrettably ham-fisted movie in “The Man Who...filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania’s lush but ...
- The EU Online Terrorism Regulation: a Bad Deal
  Electronic Frontier Foundations· 6 days ago
  NetzDG has spawned dozens of copycats throughout the world, including in countries like Turkey with far fewer protections for speech, and