News Archive 253Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Sarah McLaughlin Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Blog Belfast hip-hop group Kneecap at the center of international firestorm May 15, 2025 Kneecap sparks global outrage, India's censorship surges, and blasphemy laws face fresh challenges in a tense month for free expression. Blog ‘I hate freedom of opinion’ meme leads to sentencing in German court April 21, 2025 A meme lands a German editor in court, a U.S. academic faces trial in Thailand, and censorship crackdowns rage from Nigeria to Hong Kong. News Should the government punish you for allegedly ‘undermining’ American diplomacy? March 26, 2025 Federal officials are targeting immigrants for expression they say could impact American diplomacy — with profound implications for free speech. Blog Is it ‘hate speech’ to say Jesus needs a haircut? March 25, 2025 TikToker sentenced for joke about Jesus' hair, Iran uses facial recognition to silence women, and 2024 was the worst-ever for internet shutdowns Blog Quran burner assassinated in Sweden — and another arrested in the UK February 20, 2025 Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika, known for his well-publicized and controversial public Quran burnings, was assassinated in Sweden. News 60 Minutes and Vice President Vance put Europe’s worrying speech restrictions into the spotlight February 18, 2025 Vance warns Europe against censorship as President Trump pursues critics here at home. News Trump’s threat to deport anti-Israel protesters is an attack on free speech January 31, 2025 The president’s executive order on antisemitism would make universities monitor students’ constitutionally protected speech. Blog China’s censorship goes global — from secret police stations to video games January 13, 2025 2025 is off to a repressive start, from secret police stations in New York to persecution in Russia, Kenya, and more. News A decade after ‘Charlie Hebdo’ killings, we are still failing blasphemers January 6, 2025 One decade ago, two gunmen entered the offices of satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo and opened fire, killing cartoonists and journalists. Blog Australia blocks social media for teens while UK mulls blasphemy ban December 17, 2024 South Korea rejects a short-lived martial law decree, ‘Wicked’ does not defy local censorship laws, ‘Family Guy’ can’t fly, and Australian breakdancer Raygun threatens legal action over a musical. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 26 Next Page
253Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Sarah McLaughlin Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Blog Belfast hip-hop group Kneecap at the center of international firestorm May 15, 2025 Kneecap sparks global outrage, India's censorship surges, and blasphemy laws face fresh challenges in a tense month for free expression. Blog ‘I hate freedom of opinion’ meme leads to sentencing in German court April 21, 2025 A meme lands a German editor in court, a U.S. academic faces trial in Thailand, and censorship crackdowns rage from Nigeria to Hong Kong. News Should the government punish you for allegedly ‘undermining’ American diplomacy? March 26, 2025 Federal officials are targeting immigrants for expression they say could impact American diplomacy — with profound implications for free speech. Blog Is it ‘hate speech’ to say Jesus needs a haircut? March 25, 2025 TikToker sentenced for joke about Jesus' hair, Iran uses facial recognition to silence women, and 2024 was the worst-ever for internet shutdowns Blog Quran burner assassinated in Sweden — and another arrested in the UK February 20, 2025 Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika, known for his well-publicized and controversial public Quran burnings, was assassinated in Sweden. News 60 Minutes and Vice President Vance put Europe’s worrying speech restrictions into the spotlight February 18, 2025 Vance warns Europe against censorship as President Trump pursues critics here at home. News Trump’s threat to deport anti-Israel protesters is an attack on free speech January 31, 2025 The president’s executive order on antisemitism would make universities monitor students’ constitutionally protected speech. Blog China’s censorship goes global — from secret police stations to video games January 13, 2025 2025 is off to a repressive start, from secret police stations in New York to persecution in Russia, Kenya, and more. News A decade after ‘Charlie Hebdo’ killings, we are still failing blasphemers January 6, 2025 One decade ago, two gunmen entered the offices of satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo and opened fire, killing cartoonists and journalists. Blog Australia blocks social media for teens while UK mulls blasphemy ban December 17, 2024 South Korea rejects a short-lived martial law decree, ‘Wicked’ does not defy local censorship laws, ‘Family Guy’ can’t fly, and Australian breakdancer Raygun threatens legal action over a musical. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 26 Next Page
Blog Belfast hip-hop group Kneecap at the center of international firestorm May 15, 2025 Kneecap sparks global outrage, India's censorship surges, and blasphemy laws face fresh challenges in a tense month for free expression.
Blog ‘I hate freedom of opinion’ meme leads to sentencing in German court April 21, 2025 A meme lands a German editor in court, a U.S. academic faces trial in Thailand, and censorship crackdowns rage from Nigeria to Hong Kong.
News Should the government punish you for allegedly ‘undermining’ American diplomacy? March 26, 2025 Federal officials are targeting immigrants for expression they say could impact American diplomacy — with profound implications for free speech.
Blog Is it ‘hate speech’ to say Jesus needs a haircut? March 25, 2025 TikToker sentenced for joke about Jesus' hair, Iran uses facial recognition to silence women, and 2024 was the worst-ever for internet shutdowns
Blog Quran burner assassinated in Sweden — and another arrested in the UK February 20, 2025 Iraqi refugee Salwan Momika, known for his well-publicized and controversial public Quran burnings, was assassinated in Sweden.
News 60 Minutes and Vice President Vance put Europe’s worrying speech restrictions into the spotlight February 18, 2025 Vance warns Europe against censorship as President Trump pursues critics here at home.
News Trump’s threat to deport anti-Israel protesters is an attack on free speech January 31, 2025 The president’s executive order on antisemitism would make universities monitor students’ constitutionally protected speech.
Blog China’s censorship goes global — from secret police stations to video games January 13, 2025 2025 is off to a repressive start, from secret police stations in New York to persecution in Russia, Kenya, and more.
News A decade after ‘Charlie Hebdo’ killings, we are still failing blasphemers January 6, 2025 One decade ago, two gunmen entered the offices of satirical French magazine Charlie Hebdo and opened fire, killing cartoonists and journalists.
Blog Australia blocks social media for teens while UK mulls blasphemy ban December 17, 2024 South Korea rejects a short-lived martial law decree, ‘Wicked’ does not defy local censorship laws, ‘Family Guy’ can’t fly, and Australian breakdancer Raygun threatens legal action over a musical.
