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Poland Approves New Internet Blocking Powers
Poland’s president is being handed a same censorship bill to the one he rejected as a Ministry of Truth in January.
Friedrich Merz Again Calls for an End to Online Anonymity
The chancellor would like to be clear that free speech is not a value he shares. He would also like your name.
Journalists Fear Self-Censorship as Cyprus Debates “Misinformation” Penalties
Amendment raises concerns over potential self-censorship and threats to press freedom amid broader European trends.
Canada’s Globe and Mail Pushes Back Against Government’s Online Censorship Bill
The editorial board speaks out.
Czechia to Jail People for Social Media Posts Supporting Russian Invasion
“Freedom of speech also has its limits in a democratic state governed by the rule of law.”
Proposed Bill in Canada Would Allow People to Report Online “Hate Speech” Before It Even Happens
A new attack on free speech.
GiveSendGo Won’t Back Down After Court Order; “Canada Has Absolutely ZERO Jurisdiction Over How We Manage Our Funds”
Business as normal for the alternative crowd-funding platform.
Ontario Attorney General Orders Freeze of GiveSendGo Donation Distribution to Freedom Convoy
Another free speech suppression tactic.
Polish Man Who Called the President a “Moron” on Facebook Avoids Jail
Jakub Zulczyk was facing a lawsuit.
Quebec Judge Rules Social Platforms Can’t Be Compelled to Remove Content Unless It’s Illegal
Though, things could soon change with proposed bills.
Canada Wants to Fine People Up to $50,000 for “Online Hate Speech”
Canada’s proposals would make it one of the most oppressive nations when it comes to free expression.
Canada’s Heritage Minister Says Internet Censorship Bill Is Imminent
A major blow for freedom of expression in Canada.
