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Letters: What does the Fine Gael party stand for? Thirteen years of dereliction of duty - Vimarsana News

Letters: What does the Fine Gael party stand for? Thirteen years of dereliction of duty

I write this letter as someone who has no political connections of any kind.

King's College London's President & Principal to Chair Free Speech and Academic Freedom Advisory Group – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

King's College London's President & Principal to Chair Free Speech and Academic Freedom Advisory Group – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

Universities UK (UUK) is re-establishing the Advisory Group to support the Office for Students’ (OfS) work on freedom of speech, following the OfS’ recent appointment of the new Free Speech Director, Professor Arif Ahmed MBE, and ahead of the Freedom

Civil Service Blocked Meetings With Gender Critics: Former Minister - Vimarsana News

Civil Service Blocked Meetings With Gender Critics: Former Minister

A minister who was tasked with protecting free speech under former Prime Minister Boris Johnson claims she was ...

FORSA: ANC bill not about 'Hate Speech', but 'Speech' elites 'Hate' - Vimarsana News

FORSA: ANC bill not about 'Hate Speech', but 'Speech' elites 'Hate'

After years of a slow and tortuous process, the ANC’s Hate Speech Bill is now within a few weeks of being promulgated.

Student group 'severs ties with Oxford Union and bans it from freshers' fair' in unprecedented move - Vimarsana News

Student group 'severs ties with Oxford Union and bans it from freshers' fair' in unprecedented move

Oxford University's student union is understood to have severed fiscal ties with the OU and banned it from its freshers' fair - where the debating society attracted a third of its members last year.