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RFK Jr. vows to pardon Assange, Snowden, and other whistleblowers if elected President
“I’ll pardon brave truth-tellers like Julian Assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they exposed.”
House GOP probes State Department’s censorship ties to social media giants
An investigation into outsourcing censorship to third-parties.
Google removes criticism of Brazil’s “fake news” censorship law after government threatens it with huge fine
Brazil’s Justice Minister suggested silencing Google would somehow protect freedom of expression.
Immunologist is investigated by University for liking vaccine skeptic tweets, gender surgery criticism
Mark Tykocinski quickly apologized after a news article complained about his tweets.
Politicians call on Biden to deal with online “harms”
Calling for a new research center.
Christian woman wins payout after being fired for comments on same-sex marriage, transgenders in women’s sports
Maureen Martin sued for unfair dismissal.
Ireland’s plan to criminalize “hate speech” takes a “guilty until proven innocent” approach
A major attack on free speech.
UK Conservative councillor candidate is suspended over social media vaccine comments, liking Andrew Tate tweets
“My freedom of speech has been attacked & torn apart,” Paris Coulson said.
Brave Search Cuts Ties with Bing to Fully Break Away from Big Tech
100% Brave Index.
India’s Supreme Court tells states to crack down on “hate speech,” even if there are no complaints
A new ruling with major free speech implications.
Bipartisan social media bill plans to introduce digital ID age verification
Introducing privacy and free speech implications.