Topic: hate crime
The concept of hate crime is increasingly being used to justify censorship and surveillance measures that threaten free expression. Governments and law enforcement agencies are expanding their reach under the guise of protecting individuals from hate speech, often leading to the policing of thoughts and opinions. This trend raises significant concerns for those who value individual liberty and privacy, as it can result in the suppression of legitimate discourse and dissent.
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Britain Decides Viral Protest Clips Need Prosecutors
Your chant at a march is now judged not by the crowd around you but by how a stranger might…
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UK: Northumbria Police Apologize to Newcastle Fan Linzi Smith Over “Not Acceptable” Hate Crime Probe
Northumbria Police admit mishandling gender-critical hate crime probe, apologize to Newcastle United fan.
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Polish MEP Patryk Jaki Faces Trial Over 2018 Tweet “Like”
Elon Musk’s condemnation brings global attention to a case that exposes political persecution in Poland.
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Knock Knock, It’s Orwell: British Feminist Slams Police Over “Hate Crime” Farce
Wasting police resources.
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Trudeau Pushes Online Censorship Bill To “Protect” People From “Misinformation”
Bill C-63 could dangerously expand government control over free speech and personal freedoms.
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Pre-Crime: Canada’s Justice Minister Defends “Online Harms Bill” Powers To Place People Under House Arrest, Cut Internet Access
All as part of Canada’s new online censorship law.
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Newcastle United Fan Faces Ban Over Gender-Critical Social Media Posts
The rise of private companies engaging in social media surveillance and punishments for speech.
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Deliberate “Misgendering” Could Be a Crime Under UK Labour Party Plans
Up to two years in prison.
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Scotland To Set Up New Police Unit To Tackle “Hate” and “Misgendering,” Ignites Free Speech Concerns
On the brink of implementing Humza Yousaf’s highly contentious legislation early next year, a specialized hate crime unit has been…
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California Launches Online Portal For Reporting “Internet Harassment”
Whether it’s illegal or not.
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Ireland wanted public input on proposed censorship bill…Until the majority said they actually prefer free speech.
Pushing ahead with censorship.
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