Why Mark Zuckerberg’s free speech reforms offer Christians hope

Jan 14, 2025 by

by Paul Coleman, Premier Christianity: Mark Zuckerberg’s pledge sparks hope for the future of digital liberty, but there is still a long way to go in the fight for freedom of expression. It seems 2025 has marked a new chapter in the...

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Pubs ‘could ban patrons from talking about transgender rights’

Jan 14, 2025 by

by Geraldine Scott, The Times: Overheard conversations could amount to harassment of staff, Equality and Human Rights Commission warns. Pubs could ban customers from speaking about contentious beliefs such as religious views or...

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Starmer’s war on banter

Jan 10, 2025 by

from spiked: Toby Young on Labour’s plan to sanitise pub chatter. The British state’s war on free speech often seems sinister and absurd in equal measure. Posting a meme can lead to your arrest. Playground spats between schoolkids are...

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New Hate Crime Laws in Ireland Came Into Force on December 31st

Jan 2, 2025 by

By Dr Frederick Attenborough, Daily Sceptic.   The provisions of the new Irish ‘hate crime’ law come into effect yesterday after Minister for Justice Helen McEntee signed a commencement order, the Department of Justice has said. The...

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Cancel culture on campus: ‘People I had never met knew me as the “racist girl”’

Dec 31, 2024 by

By Julie Henry, The Telegraph. Undergraduates at Britain’s top universities are increasingly facing a culture of censorship – but some students are fighting back. When Charlotte Tredgett won a place at King’s College London to study...

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Can free speech survive Keir Starmer?

Dec 30, 2024 by

by Toby Young, spiked: From ‘banter bouncers’ in pubs to Islamic blasphemy codes, state censorship is set to explode in 2025. As a free-speech campaigner, I was deeply alarmed by the prospect of a Labour government. But it turns out, I...

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