News Archive 284Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Sarah McLaughlin Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis Canada is considering action against ‘false and misleading information.’ But exactly what action is a mystery. July 10, 2026 Canada is weighing legal action against “false and misleading information,” but key details are redacted — raising serious free speech concerns. Analysis Will Germany amend one of its most censorial laws? July 2, 2026 Germany may rethink its law criminalizing insults to politicians. Plus: censorship controversies from Belgium to Japan. Analysis In defense of anonymity, the guard dog of free expression June 26, 2026 Anonymity doesn't protect trolls — it protects everyone from abuse victims to dissidents. That's why attacks on anonymous speech threaten us all. Analysis The ‘papers, please’ era of the internet will decimate your privacy June 25, 2026 Age verification is becoming identity verification. The result won’t be a safer internet — it will be a less private, less free one. Blog UK teen social media ban is anonymity-killer for adults June 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is unveiling a new policy that will use age verification tools to restrict youth access to social media and other programs. Analysis You don’t need to live in China to experience China’s censorship April 16, 2026 China’s censorship isn’t confined within its borders — it’s shaping what the world sees, from museum exhibits to universities and global industries. Analysis French bill would criminalize ‘from the river to the sea’ April 14, 2026 Governments worldwide tighten speech controls — from new hate laws to arrests, censorship, and digital crackdowns. Analysis It’s the end of internet anonymity as we know it (and I don’t feel fine) April 7, 2026 Turkey’s push to end online anonymity is a warning that governments everywhere are inching toward a real-name internet. Analysis UK government admits the obvious: Free countries shouldn’t police legal speech April 2, 2026 UK scraps “non-crime hate incidents,” but vague rules remain — as similar speech-policing quietly takes shape in the U.S. Analysis Finnish Supreme Court fines politician for hate speech over religious pamphlet April 1, 2026 From Finland to Hong Kong, governments tighten speech controls: fines, arrests, and surveillance raise global alarms over expression. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 29 Next Page
284Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Sarah McLaughlin Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis Canada is considering action against ‘false and misleading information.’ But exactly what action is a mystery. July 10, 2026 Canada is weighing legal action against “false and misleading information,” but key details are redacted — raising serious free speech concerns. Analysis Will Germany amend one of its most censorial laws? July 2, 2026 Germany may rethink its law criminalizing insults to politicians. Plus: censorship controversies from Belgium to Japan. Analysis In defense of anonymity, the guard dog of free expression June 26, 2026 Anonymity doesn't protect trolls — it protects everyone from abuse victims to dissidents. That's why attacks on anonymous speech threaten us all. Analysis The ‘papers, please’ era of the internet will decimate your privacy June 25, 2026 Age verification is becoming identity verification. The result won’t be a safer internet — it will be a less private, less free one. Blog UK teen social media ban is anonymity-killer for adults June 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is unveiling a new policy that will use age verification tools to restrict youth access to social media and other programs. Analysis You don’t need to live in China to experience China’s censorship April 16, 2026 China’s censorship isn’t confined within its borders — it’s shaping what the world sees, from museum exhibits to universities and global industries. Analysis French bill would criminalize ‘from the river to the sea’ April 14, 2026 Governments worldwide tighten speech controls — from new hate laws to arrests, censorship, and digital crackdowns. Analysis It’s the end of internet anonymity as we know it (and I don’t feel fine) April 7, 2026 Turkey’s push to end online anonymity is a warning that governments everywhere are inching toward a real-name internet. Analysis UK government admits the obvious: Free countries shouldn’t police legal speech April 2, 2026 UK scraps “non-crime hate incidents,” but vague rules remain — as similar speech-policing quietly takes shape in the U.S. Analysis Finnish Supreme Court fines politician for hate speech over religious pamphlet April 1, 2026 From Finland to Hong Kong, governments tighten speech controls: fines, arrests, and surveillance raise global alarms over expression. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 29 Next Page
Analysis Canada is considering action against ‘false and misleading information.’ But exactly what action is a mystery. July 10, 2026 Canada is weighing legal action against “false and misleading information,” but key details are redacted — raising serious free speech concerns.
Analysis Will Germany amend one of its most censorial laws? July 2, 2026 Germany may rethink its law criminalizing insults to politicians. Plus: censorship controversies from Belgium to Japan.
Analysis In defense of anonymity, the guard dog of free expression June 26, 2026 Anonymity doesn't protect trolls — it protects everyone from abuse victims to dissidents. That's why attacks on anonymous speech threaten us all.
Analysis The ‘papers, please’ era of the internet will decimate your privacy June 25, 2026 Age verification is becoming identity verification. The result won’t be a safer internet — it will be a less private, less free one.
Blog UK teen social media ban is anonymity-killer for adults June 16, 2026 The United Kingdom is unveiling a new policy that will use age verification tools to restrict youth access to social media and other programs.
Analysis You don’t need to live in China to experience China’s censorship April 16, 2026 China’s censorship isn’t confined within its borders — it’s shaping what the world sees, from museum exhibits to universities and global industries.
Analysis French bill would criminalize ‘from the river to the sea’ April 14, 2026 Governments worldwide tighten speech controls — from new hate laws to arrests, censorship, and digital crackdowns.
Analysis It’s the end of internet anonymity as we know it (and I don’t feel fine) April 7, 2026 Turkey’s push to end online anonymity is a warning that governments everywhere are inching toward a real-name internet.
Analysis UK government admits the obvious: Free countries shouldn’t police legal speech April 2, 2026 UK scraps “non-crime hate incidents,” but vague rules remain — as similar speech-policing quietly takes shape in the U.S.
Analysis Finnish Supreme Court fines politician for hate speech over religious pamphlet April 1, 2026 From Finland to Hong Kong, governments tighten speech controls: fines, arrests, and surveillance raise global alarms over expression.
