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German Podcasters Might Face Prison or €250,000 Fine for Misgendering Trans Activist

Tamás Orbán September 2, 2024

“How should a society function in which biological realities and legal fictions come into such blatant contradiction?” one of the hosts asked.

Brazil Bans X in Massive Attack on Free Speech

Michael Curzon September 2, 2024

Commentators fear that the clampdown is a “taste of things to come” for the rest of the world.

“There is no place for Orwell’s ‘thought police’ in 21st century Britain”: An Interview with Isabel Vaughn-Spruce

Jonathon Van Maren August 28, 2024

Despite facing repeated arrests, Vaughn-Spruce is determined to continue standing up for women and their unborn children.

Telegram Chief Pavel Durov to Appear in Court after French Arrest

TEC News / AFP August 25, 2024

Durov’s lawyer called the French charges against his client “absolutely ridiculous.”

Instagram Shuts Down Accounts of Several French Right-Wing Voices

Hélène de Lauzun August 23, 2024

Attempts at silencing commentators will only mobilise the movement, said one of those affected

“You can’t taboo a group out of existence—even the English”: A Conversation with Ed West

Jonathon Van Maren August 22, 2024

For decades, the British people have been voting for less immigration. For decades, they have gotten more immigration.

Man Arrested in Pakistan for ‘Cyber Terrorism” Over UK Riots

Michael Curzon August 22, 2024

Local police say British authorities requested arrest for online post.

UK: Thousands of Criminals Being Released From Prison—Many Will Be Replaced by Rioters

Michael Curzon August 20, 2024

The move has been described as “neither just nor moral.”

“The British people have had enough of being ignored”: An Interview with Jack Ross

Álvaro Peñas August 19, 2024

“Our politicians have surrendered Britain to the woke mob only because they haven’t the spine to simply say, ‘No.’”

What Does It Mean To Be a Free Country?

Rod Dreher August 18, 2024

The ruling class knows that free people who have the liberty to dissent are more difficult to govern. It is harder to tell them what to do, and expect them to obey.

Tag: free speech

German Podcasters Might Face Prison or €250,000 Fine for Misgendering Trans Activist

Brazil Bans X in Massive Attack on Free Speech

“There is no place for Orwell’s ‘thought police’ in 21st century Britain”: An Interview with Isabel Vaughn-Spruce

Telegram Chief Pavel Durov to Appear in Court after French Arrest

Instagram Shuts Down Accounts of Several French Right-Wing Voices

“You can’t taboo a group out of existence—even the English”: A Conversation with Ed West

Man Arrested in Pakistan for ‘Cyber Terrorism” Over UK Riots

UK: Thousands of Criminals Being Released From Prison—Many Will Be Replaced by Rioters

“The British people have had enough of being ignored”: An Interview with Jack Ross

What Does It Mean To Be a Free Country?

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