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Abridging, Not Coercing, Is The First Amendment's Yardstick for Speech Violations - Vimarsana News

Abridging, Not Coercing, Is The First Amendment's Yardstick for Speech Violations

Under the First Amendment, the government may not abridge the freedom of speech, whether that abridging is done by coercing internet platforms or by getting them to cooperate in government efforts to censor the public.

Source: reason.com
Experts: Government can achieve good governance without Cha-cha - Vimarsana News

Experts: Government can achieve good governance without Cha-cha

The Philippine government does not need to prioritize changing the 1987 Constitution to achieve good governance and improve the country, several experts said.

Author advocates teaching in indigenous languages - Vimarsana News

Author advocates teaching in indigenous languages

An author, Solomon Atala, has called on the Nigerian government to implement the use of its first languages in teaching and learning.

Tinubu's Choice Of Akpabio, Barau, Others Apt – Tanko Yakasai - Vimarsana News

Tinubu's Choice Of Akpabio, Barau, Others Apt – Tanko Yakasai

A renowned politician, Alhaji Tanko Yakasai, has said President-elect Senator Bola Tinubu insistence on the  choice of Senator Godswill Akpabio as Senate

Mere membership of unlawful association sufficient to constitute an offence under UAPA: Supreme Court upholds Section 10(a)(i) - Vimarsana News

Mere membership of unlawful association sufficient to constitute an offence under UAPA: Supreme Court upholds Section 10(a)(i)

The Bench held that Indian courts are required to consider difference in nature of laws between two countries while citing judgments from foreign jurisdictions.