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The government can never morally or legally interfere with speech because of its content.

The government can never morally or legally interfere with speech because of its content.

The government can never morally or legally interfere with speech because of its content.

The government can never morally or legally interfere with speech because of its content.

The government can never morally or legally interfere with speech because of its content.

The government can never morally or legally interfere with speech because of its content.

Here is a pop quiz: If the states ratified an amendment to the Constitution repealing the First Amendment, would we still enjoy the freedom of speech?

Upset is an understatement to describe the tone and content of an e-mail which I received last week. My reader was livid. The gist of her fury was that, two Sundays ago, I had said in this space t...

They want to stop us marching, they want to stop us protesting. The censoriousness of government ministers exposes the limits of free expression under capitalism, argues Paul Demarty

Freedom of speech protects unpopular ideas