Topic: Free Speech Union
The Free Speech Union advocates for the protection of free expression against increasing censorship and surveillance measures. Recent incidents highlight the troubling trend of authorities targeting individuals for non-criminal speech, with police involvement in cases that should not warrant intervention. This ongoing battle for free speech highlights the importance of defending individual liberties in the face of growing restrictions.
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Professor Is Fired for “Misconduct” Following Greta Thunberg Tweet
Andrew Timming is mounting a challenge.
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Free Speech Union Cautions Against UK Financial Regulator’s “Diversity” Policy, Citing Free Speech Concerns
“Non-financial” risk scores.
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British Army Doctor Punished For Agreeing With The Idea That Men Can’t Be Women Is Cleared
The cold grip of censorship threat has finally lost its hold on military hero and doctor, Colonel Dr. Kelvin Wright,…
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Editor Fired Over Tweet Receives Damages From Literary Consultancy
A win for free speech.
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UK: Editor Dismissed Over Tweet About Transgenderism To Take Legal Action
Sibyl Ruth is pushing back.
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UK Colonel Says He Was “Forced Out” Of The Army For Facebook Posts Saying Men Can’t Be Women
The Facebook posts were private.
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The UK government-funded group that assists global censorship
The business of censorship.
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Free Speech Union says it plans to challenge PayPal censorship with regulator appeal
After PayPal ignored all correspondence.
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Baroness Claire Fox calls for UK legal protections against PayPal’s ideological censorship
Calls for legislation to protect financial companies cutting off customers they disagree with.
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England: Social worker suspended over social media posts wins case
A win for free speech.
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PayPal backtracks on fining users for “misinformation,” calls it an “error”
But it remains to be seen if PayPal will punish users in other ways, like closing accounts.
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PayPal to expand its speech restriction rules in November
An updated policy that pulls financial services from those that don’t adhere to its arbitrary speech limitations.