All governmental figures are prone to taking criticism. But the fact that Ben-Gurion was the highest governmental figure in the most controversial country on the planet made him also one of the most criticized people of the 20th century.
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The legislative arm of the European Union, the European Parliament, has passed a new procedural rule that will censor its own Free Speech. The law allows the chair of a debate to interrupt a speaking Member in the case of “defamatory, racist or xenophobic language or behavior.” The law does not clarify what qualifies as defamatory, racist or xenophobic.
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Shady politicians have always plagued American politics.
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In an era of extreme partisanship, Americans are yearning for a return to unbiased news. Here are 5 ways you can help make it happen.
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A complete list of President Trump’s executive actions, presented without bias.
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John Stuart Mill (1806-1873) was an English philosopher, political economist and civil servant often called one of the most influential thinkers of the 19th century. His “Harm Principle” regarded government censorship as superfluous. In societies with Freedom of Speech, wrong or harmful arguments will be excluded by an informed public.
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Germany has planned the creation of a “Center of Defense Against Disinformation” ahead of next year’s federal elections according to German news magazine Der Spiegel.
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The new law is China’s first concrete step toward extending Internet control beyond its borders. Since the country’s burgeoning markets are attracting businesses from around the world, many have agreed to compromise on their decades-old adherence to First Amendment rights.
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DeLorenzo’s vocal support for the President-elect and L.A. Parker’s contention he keep quiet suggests the Free Speech debate is not at an end. Donald Trump and supporters will continue pushing the limits, and anti-Trump activists will continue pushing back. But as 2016 demonstrated, the voting booth will always be where Free Speech matters most.
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So when the white Australian took the stand in a cramped Kiberan courtroom and began her testimony, she unleashed a tremor that would forever transform the East African nation of which she had become a vital part. Her extraordinary 7-year legal battle for justice is the subject of Judy Rymer’s award-winning film “I Will Not Be Silenced.”
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