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"Whittled Away by Wokery" - UK Govt to Protect Free Speech, Supposedly - Vimarsana News

"Whittled Away by Wokery" - UK Govt to Protect Free Speech, Supposedly

The British govt has claimed it will give free speech a "trump card" status, despite the fact it is legislating to increase censorship online

"Whittled Away by Wokery" - UK Govt to Protect Free Speech, Supposedly - Vimarsana News

"Whittled Away by Wokery" - UK Govt to Protect Free Speech, Supposedly

The British govt has claimed it will give free speech a "trump card" status, despite the fact it is legislating to increase censorship online

Muslim Activist Jailed for 11 Months for Jewish Conspiracy Facebook Posts - Vimarsana News

Muslim Activist Jailed for 11 Months for Jewish Conspiracy Facebook Posts

Tahra Ahmed was jailed following antisemitic Facebook posts in which she branded a deadly apartment fire as a "Jewish Sacrifice".

Muslim Activist Jailed for 11 Months for Jewish Conspiracy Facebook Posts - Vimarsana News

Muslim Activist Jailed for 11 Months for Jewish Conspiracy Facebook Posts

Tahra Ahmed was jailed following antisemitic Facebook posts in which she branded a deadly apartment fire as a "Jewish Sacrifice".

Free Speech Victory: Judges Rule People Have Right to Offend Online - Vimarsana News

Free Speech Victory: Judges Rule People Have Right to Offend Online

18 Dec 2020 England’s High Court has struck a rare victory for free speech, overturning the conviction of a Twitter user who called a transgender person a man and ruling that people have a right to offend others online. Mother of two Kate Scottow had been convicted under a section of the Communications Act which makes “persistently making use of a public electronic communications network to cause annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety to another” a crime following an argument with lawyer and trans activist Stephanie Hayden, who is legally a woman according to a gender certificat...