News Archive 154Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Free Speech Abroad Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis Press freedom in Pakistan falls off a cliff May 4, 2026 Free speech faces new global tests — from UK court battles to crackdowns in Pakistan, Europe, and new legal debates down under. 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. Analysis The UK is testing digital curfews. Social media bans for teens might be next. March 30, 2026 UK and Australia push teen social media bans as U.S. rulings reshape global speech and age-verification debates. Analysis ‘From the river to the sea’ is now a criminal offense for millions of Australians. Arrests are underway. March 25, 2026 Global speech crackdowns escalate with arrests in Australia, new laws in Canada, and rising censorship from Europe to Asia raise alarm. Analysis Lies in politics are bad. That doesn’t make Wales’ new plan to criminalize them a good idea. March 19, 2026 Criminalizing “misleading” campaign speech may sound like a good idea, but handing politicians the power to define truth is a cure worse than the disease. Analysis Spain’s new AI ‘hate’ tracker raises familiar risks for online speech March 17, 2026 Spain launches an AI “hate” tracker, raising urgent questions about the future of online speech regulation. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 16 Next Page
154Results Items per page: 10 20 50 Sort by: Relevance Date Filtered By: Free Speech Abroad Clear All Your search did not return any results. Please try another search. Analysis Press freedom in Pakistan falls off a cliff May 4, 2026 Free speech faces new global tests — from UK court battles to crackdowns in Pakistan, Europe, and new legal debates down under. 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. Analysis The UK is testing digital curfews. Social media bans for teens might be next. March 30, 2026 UK and Australia push teen social media bans as U.S. rulings reshape global speech and age-verification debates. Analysis ‘From the river to the sea’ is now a criminal offense for millions of Australians. Arrests are underway. March 25, 2026 Global speech crackdowns escalate with arrests in Australia, new laws in Canada, and rising censorship from Europe to Asia raise alarm. Analysis Lies in politics are bad. That doesn’t make Wales’ new plan to criminalize them a good idea. March 19, 2026 Criminalizing “misleading” campaign speech may sound like a good idea, but handing politicians the power to define truth is a cure worse than the disease. Analysis Spain’s new AI ‘hate’ tracker raises familiar risks for online speech March 17, 2026 Spain launches an AI “hate” tracker, raising urgent questions about the future of online speech regulation. Previous Page Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 ... Page 16 Next Page
Analysis Press freedom in Pakistan falls off a cliff May 4, 2026 Free speech faces new global tests — from UK court battles to crackdowns in Pakistan, Europe, and new legal debates down under.
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.
Analysis The UK is testing digital curfews. Social media bans for teens might be next. March 30, 2026 UK and Australia push teen social media bans as U.S. rulings reshape global speech and age-verification debates.
Analysis ‘From the river to the sea’ is now a criminal offense for millions of Australians. Arrests are underway. March 25, 2026 Global speech crackdowns escalate with arrests in Australia, new laws in Canada, and rising censorship from Europe to Asia raise alarm.
Analysis Lies in politics are bad. That doesn’t make Wales’ new plan to criminalize them a good idea. March 19, 2026 Criminalizing “misleading” campaign speech may sound like a good idea, but handing politicians the power to define truth is a cure worse than the disease.
Analysis Spain’s new AI ‘hate’ tracker raises familiar risks for online speech March 17, 2026 Spain launches an AI “hate” tracker, raising urgent questions about the future of online speech regulation.
