
Germany’s Thought Police Are at It Again
The latest victim of the German hate-speech regime is respected journalist Norbert Bolz—for daring to post satire.

The latest victim of the German hate-speech regime is respected journalist Norbert Bolz—for daring to post satire.

The incident was widely condemned even by the German left-wing politicians, who called the situation “absurd and dangerous.”

Restricting free expression through vaguely defined prohibitions violates constitutional free speech rights, the Polish court said.

On free speech, Europe is increasingly an example—of what not to do

Under the Public Order Act, offenders can face up to seven years in prison.

Dobrindt is calling for stricter EU censorship of social media to combat “polarization” and “radicalization.”
Government officials called the embassy’s request for a meeting “unusual” but declined to comment on what was discussed.
U.S. VP will bring his fears for European freedom of expression to the negotiating table, sources say.

The history of the ‘incitement of the masses’ law is a textbook example of the slippery slope of speech restrictions.

“This law has only one purpose—to gag people and imprison them for opinions that, in a democratic state, they have the right to express.”