News Archive 105Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Free Speech Abroad Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News UN may hand authoritarian governments new weapon to silence dissent August 29, 2024 A cybercrime treaty headed to the General Assembly targets ‘serious’ online crime. In much of the world, free speech is a serious transgression. Blog UK police threaten to prosecute speech from ‘further afield online’ while internet crackdowns and blackouts strike around the world August 21, 2024 Censorship at the Olympics, press freedom wins and losses in Russia and Hong Kong, and more in this packed latest edition of the Free Speech Dispatch. News Olympic controversies underscore importance of free speech culture August 15, 2024 When cultures clash, we should resist carrying the torch for censorship. News UK government issues warning: ‘Think before you post’ August 9, 2024 Days of rioting in England after three children were tragically murdered in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed party in Southport. News Germany punishes American writer over satirical swastika image August 9, 2024 An American political satirist living in Germany is being prosecuted in criminal court for the second time for his satirical use of the Nazi swastika. News I grew up in Cuba. Self-censorship in American universities is all too familiar to me. August 2, 2024 FIRE intern reflects on totalitarian self-censorship on US college campuses. News Tech companies’ censorship compliance abroad, dual U.S.-Saudi citizen facing jail time, and more free speech trouble in the UK July 16, 2024 A ban on lying in politics? Illegal coconuts? We cover the latest from the U.K. and much more in July’s Free Speech Dispatch. Blog Media censorship in Israel, Tiananmen memorials criminalized, and the perils of criticizing the powerful June 10, 2024 June 2024’s Free Speech Dispatch ranges from Israel to Hong Kong to Uzbekistan and more. And there’s even some good news! Blog VIDEO: On 35th anniversary of the massacre, ‘Tiananmen is important because it’s hope’ June 4, 2024 Zhou Fengsuo, a Tiananmen student leader, tells FIRE why the 1989 protests, and free speech more broadly, still matter in China today. Blog How court rulings in Hong Kong and Australia threaten the global internet May 16, 2024 Censorship about gods and kings, tech takedowns, and more are on the radar in this latest edition of Free Speech Dispatch. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 11 Next Page
105Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Free Speech Abroad Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. News UN may hand authoritarian governments new weapon to silence dissent August 29, 2024 A cybercrime treaty headed to the General Assembly targets ‘serious’ online crime. In much of the world, free speech is a serious transgression. Blog UK police threaten to prosecute speech from ‘further afield online’ while internet crackdowns and blackouts strike around the world August 21, 2024 Censorship at the Olympics, press freedom wins and losses in Russia and Hong Kong, and more in this packed latest edition of the Free Speech Dispatch. News Olympic controversies underscore importance of free speech culture August 15, 2024 When cultures clash, we should resist carrying the torch for censorship. News UK government issues warning: ‘Think before you post’ August 9, 2024 Days of rioting in England after three children were tragically murdered in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed party in Southport. News Germany punishes American writer over satirical swastika image August 9, 2024 An American political satirist living in Germany is being prosecuted in criminal court for the second time for his satirical use of the Nazi swastika. News I grew up in Cuba. Self-censorship in American universities is all too familiar to me. August 2, 2024 FIRE intern reflects on totalitarian self-censorship on US college campuses. News Tech companies’ censorship compliance abroad, dual U.S.-Saudi citizen facing jail time, and more free speech trouble in the UK July 16, 2024 A ban on lying in politics? Illegal coconuts? We cover the latest from the U.K. and much more in July’s Free Speech Dispatch. Blog Media censorship in Israel, Tiananmen memorials criminalized, and the perils of criticizing the powerful June 10, 2024 June 2024’s Free Speech Dispatch ranges from Israel to Hong Kong to Uzbekistan and more. And there’s even some good news! Blog VIDEO: On 35th anniversary of the massacre, ‘Tiananmen is important because it’s hope’ June 4, 2024 Zhou Fengsuo, a Tiananmen student leader, tells FIRE why the 1989 protests, and free speech more broadly, still matter in China today. Blog How court rulings in Hong Kong and Australia threaten the global internet May 16, 2024 Censorship about gods and kings, tech takedowns, and more are on the radar in this latest edition of Free Speech Dispatch. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 11 Next Page
News UN may hand authoritarian governments new weapon to silence dissent August 29, 2024 A cybercrime treaty headed to the General Assembly targets ‘serious’ online crime. In much of the world, free speech is a serious transgression.
Blog UK police threaten to prosecute speech from ‘further afield online’ while internet crackdowns and blackouts strike around the world August 21, 2024 Censorship at the Olympics, press freedom wins and losses in Russia and Hong Kong, and more in this packed latest edition of the Free Speech Dispatch.
News Olympic controversies underscore importance of free speech culture August 15, 2024 When cultures clash, we should resist carrying the torch for censorship.
News UK government issues warning: ‘Think before you post’ August 9, 2024 Days of rioting in England after three children were tragically murdered in a knife attack at a Taylor Swift-themed party in Southport.
News Germany punishes American writer over satirical swastika image August 9, 2024 An American political satirist living in Germany is being prosecuted in criminal court for the second time for his satirical use of the Nazi swastika.
News I grew up in Cuba. Self-censorship in American universities is all too familiar to me. August 2, 2024 FIRE intern reflects on totalitarian self-censorship on US college campuses.
News Tech companies’ censorship compliance abroad, dual U.S.-Saudi citizen facing jail time, and more free speech trouble in the UK July 16, 2024 A ban on lying in politics? Illegal coconuts? We cover the latest from the U.K. and much more in July’s Free Speech Dispatch.
Blog Media censorship in Israel, Tiananmen memorials criminalized, and the perils of criticizing the powerful June 10, 2024 June 2024’s Free Speech Dispatch ranges from Israel to Hong Kong to Uzbekistan and more. And there’s even some good news!
Blog VIDEO: On 35th anniversary of the massacre, ‘Tiananmen is important because it’s hope’ June 4, 2024 Zhou Fengsuo, a Tiananmen student leader, tells FIRE why the 1989 protests, and free speech more broadly, still matter in China today.
Blog How court rulings in Hong Kong and Australia threaten the global internet May 16, 2024 Censorship about gods and kings, tech takedowns, and more are on the radar in this latest edition of Free Speech Dispatch.
