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by Tim Dieppe, Artillery Row: A new case will determine whether expressing normal Christian beliefs precludes employment. Imagine living in a society where an anonymous informant contacts your employer to report posts on your private...
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By Jaime Nogueira Pinto, European Conservative. On 7 September 1822, Prince Pedro de Bragança, son of the King Dom João VI of Portugal, proclaimed Brazil’s symbolic independence by the Ypiranga stream in São Paulo with the cry...
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by Hannah Barnes, The New Statesman: How creeping censorship captured Britain’s institutions. Britain has a problem with free speech. The exploration of difficult ideas is being discouraged in the very places we would expect to see it...
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By Graham Barnfield, European Conservative. Dublin’s Coalition Government will scrap the most controversial parts of its pending legislation which would have introduced hate speech laws—and, say critics, introduced thought crime into...
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by Paul Tyson, Anglican Ink: Consider a now familiar inclusivity power move. Imagine you are a transwoman, and you notice that someone refuses to call you by your preferred pronouns. Your sense of being rejected and excluded smarts...
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by Frederick Attenborough, Daily Sceptic; In a partial victory for free speech, the Irish Government is to drop controversial provisions contained within its new Hate Speech Bill. Those provisions would have made “communication” of...
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