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The right to express opinions without government interference, often linked to the right to assemble.
The Constitution’s First Amendment guarantees a right “,” a protection long treated as essential to democratic dissent and petitioning government, but one that courts have sometimes folded into doctri...
States have taken a mix of courtroom enforcement, permit approvals, legislative proposals, and administrative reversals when confronted with attempts to place displays or gain access to public forums;...
’s history shows two distinct but related strands often labeled “censorship”: commercial/content moderation of user comments and cooperative removal or disclosure of to governments—each documented in ...
Across Europe are fragmented: some states single out , others criminalise or of "any genocide," and -level instruments and case-law have tried—and sometimes failed—to harmonise those approaches . The ...
The record assembled from government releases, press freedom groups and reporting shows a sitting president who has repeatedly used executive orders, regulatory leverage, litigation and public pressur...
Leicestershire police reported the highest rate of communications‑related arrests per 100,000 population in 2023 — 83 per 100,000 — according to data collated by The Times and discussed in subsequent ...