Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Orders Arrest of US Citizen for Political Speech
March 6, 2025
The arrest warrant against Magalhaes raises international concerns over judicial overreach and free speech.
The arrest warrant against Magalhaes raises international concerns over judicial overreach and free speech.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes fines X $1.4M for noncompliance in a crackdown on pro-Bolsonaro commentator Allan dos Santos.
The judge’s ruling reinforces that foreign censorship demands cannot bypass US legal protections.
Lawsuit targets Brazilian Justice Alexandre de Moraes over alleged censorship orders with claims of US foreign policy influence.
US tech platforms push back against Brazilian Supreme Court orders, setting the stage for a legal and political clash over free speech and jurisdiction.
The lawsuit challenges the reach of foreign censorship on US platforms, testing the limits of judicial power beyond national borders.
Rumble’s comeback coincides with rising tensions over censorship and judicial oversight in Brazil.
Coverage on the block of Eli Vieira’s site criticizing STF’s Dias Toffoli highlights ongoing free speech issues in Brazil.
As the EU and Brazil ramp up their enforcement efforts, their targeting of Musk’s broader business empire raises questions about the true intent behind these regulatory crackdowns.
X’s return to Brazil signals a significant capitulation as the platform bows to court-ordered censorship and fines.
Consultation with prosecutor general adds new hurdle, further delaying decision on restoring Musk’s X in Brazil.
After months of legal battles, Elon Musk’s platform X complies with Brazilian court orders, facing substantial fines.
G20 ministers pledge support for digital ID and DPI amid concerns over mass surveillance and privacy risks.
Concerns grow over the alignment of governments leaning towards online censorship.
Escalating tensions over free speech and judicial power.
Liberdade.
X users in Brazil, and the company itself, are receiving support from several legal and rights advocacy groups, including the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) International,
We can post but you can’t.
Justice Moraes’ controversial shutdown of X ignites fears of digital censorship and global free speech erosion ahead of Brazil’s pivotal 2024 elections.
A major escalation.
Retaliation.
Brazil’s judiciary tightens the noose on X, risking national isolation in a battle over free speech and government criticism.
The removal of VPN apps and the shutdown of X in Brazil signal a troubling escalation in the country’s efforts to control online access and information.
Musk’s showdown with Brazil intensifies as secret censorship orders keep high-profile accounts blocked.
The arrest warrant against Magalhaes raises international concerns over judicial overreach and free speech.
Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes fines X $1.4M for noncompliance in a crackdown on pro-Bolsonaro commentator Allan dos Santos.
The judge’s ruling reinforces that foreign censorship demands cannot bypass US legal protections.
Lawsuit targets Brazilian Justice Alexandre de Moraes over alleged censorship orders with claims of US foreign policy influence.
US tech platforms push back against Brazilian Supreme Court orders, setting the stage for a legal and political clash over free speech and jurisdiction.
The lawsuit challenges the reach of foreign censorship on US platforms, testing the limits of judicial power beyond national borders.
Rumble’s comeback coincides with rising tensions over censorship and judicial oversight in Brazil.
Coverage on the block of Eli Vieira’s site criticizing STF’s Dias Toffoli highlights ongoing free speech issues in Brazil.
As the EU and Brazil ramp up their enforcement efforts, their targeting of Musk’s broader business empire raises questions about the true intent behind these regulatory crackdowns.
X’s return to Brazil signals a significant capitulation as the platform bows to court-ordered censorship and fines.
Consultation with prosecutor general adds new hurdle, further delaying decision on restoring Musk’s X in Brazil.
After months of legal battles, Elon Musk’s platform X complies with Brazilian court orders, facing substantial fines.
G20 ministers pledge support for digital ID and DPI amid concerns over mass surveillance and privacy risks.
Concerns grow over the alignment of governments leaning towards online censorship.
Escalating tensions over free speech and judicial power.
Liberdade.
X users in Brazil, and the company itself, are receiving support from several legal and rights advocacy groups, including the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) International,
We can post but you can’t.
Justice Moraes’ controversial shutdown of X ignites fears of digital censorship and global free speech erosion ahead of Brazil’s pivotal 2024 elections.
A major escalation.
Retaliation.
Brazil’s judiciary tightens the noose on X, risking national isolation in a battle over free speech and government criticism.
The removal of VPN apps and the shutdown of X in Brazil signal a troubling escalation in the country’s efforts to control online access and information.
Musk’s showdown with Brazil intensifies as secret censorship orders keep high-profile accounts blocked.