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In a June 2010 Supreme Court decision - Holder v. the Humanitarian Law Project - the court’s majority by a margin of 6-3 agreed with the government reasoning that any nonviolent speech or advocacy “coordinated with” or “under the direction of” a...
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The Twitter community is angry that a judge at Doncaster Crown Court has refused to quash Paul Chambers conviction. Earlier this year, accountant Paul Chambers was...
made popular Nov 15 2010
Iran’s president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has the breathtaking gall to criticize other countries for their faults when his country is turning into one of the most...
made popular Sep 24 2010
When incumbent businesses want to limit competition they engage in what economists call “rent seeking” - employing the political process to create barriers...
made popular May 24 2010
The Senate race in Missouri features an independent write-in candidate whose platform is that the “Jews control the media” and whines about whites...
made popular Apr 21 2010
Britain has a historic and international reputation as the home of free speech.
Yet in recent times it has been developing an altogether contrary reputation as the...
made popular Dec 22 2009
This week marked the anniversary of two important historical events. Each took place in different time periods and in different parts of the world, but they remain...
made popular Nov 21 2009
Talk like a communist, walk like a democrat. That has been the paradoxical strategy pursued by Latin America’s new radical left — at least until now. Venezuelan...
made popular Sep 22 2009
When a Danish publication printed offense and racist political cartoons of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad (saw), several Arab ambassadors to Denmark publicly called on...
made popular Aug 24 2009
As the Israeli far-right has come to power, Israel is moving more and more toward becoming a fascist nation without even nominal liberal values. The current government,...
made popular Aug 17 2009
America has once again managed to enforce its double standards regarding free speech when an American court sentenced a new-Jersey-based man to 17 months of prison for...
made popular Jun 26 2009
Imagine being jailed for simply blogging about your conversion to Christianity or for criticizing your government or your religion, but this is exactly what is...
made popular Feb 2 2009
Dutch far-right MP Geert Wilders often likes to portray himself as some sort of free speech champion against Muslims who would like to use violence to silence him.
I...
made popular Feb 2 2009
Why is it that when non-Muslims criticize Islam we are called Islamaphobics and racists, and yet nothing is said when they call for death to the Jews and the West? Why...
made popular Jan 3 2009
First of all, I want to preface this by saying I believe that everyone has the fundamental right to worship as they please, but your way, is not the only way. There are...
made popular Jan 2 2009
Media, particularly the electronic media, in Pakistan claims to be free and frank about the country’s burning issues. Whether it’s a fact or self-proclaimed...
made popular May 23 2011
In recent years, there have been countless stories about the U.S. government abusing its surveillance powers. They range from government agents listening in on the...
made popular Dec 4 2008
Shawn Tan, a worker in the call center for the Engineering, Printing and Manufacturing Union has recently made a dramatic political conversion- from a left-leaning...
made popular Aug 28 2008
Government orders IT/BT/BPO sectors to declare holiday for all the employees on 15th August as a part of “Independence day” celebrations. They even threaten to take...
made popular Aug 14 2008
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To further my earlier article on the topic of the fight for Canadians’ right to freedom of expression, I bring you the following...
Via Canada’s most...
made popular May 1 2008
The National Park Service is considering confining protests to a designated area.
Critics of the redesign including the ANSWER Coalition, Impeach Bush, Partnership for...
made popular Feb 28 2008
Amid widespread opposition, the Oxford Union allowed BNP leader Nick Griffin and controversial historian David Irving to conclude that radical academics must be allowed...
made popular Nov 28 2007
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