Topic: hydroxychloroquine
The discourse surrounding hydroxychloroquine has been heavily influenced by censorship and surveillance, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Numerous medical professionals and public figures have faced bans and suspensions for challenging the prevailing narrative, while platforms like Twitter and YouTube have actively removed content related to the drug. This situation highlights the broader issues of free speech and the dangers of silencing dissenting voices in medical discussions.
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Documents Show CISA Monitored and Influenced Domestic Speech on COVID-19 Through Private Sector Partners
Private entities were enlisted to flag content, even accurate information, under the guise of evolving pandemic narratives.
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Retired Doctor Wins Court Stay Against Medical Board For COVID-19 Narrative Challenge
The Medical Board tried to discipline Dr. Richard Eggleston for his articles about Covid.
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Twitter bans Dr. Peter McCullough
McCullough said Twitter stripped his followers and then banned him without warning.
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Doctor pushes back against California’s medical misinformation policy
A speech suppression bill.
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Sydney doctor who criticized medical censorship online is suspended from practicing medicine
Dr. Paul Oosterhuis was accused of spreading misinformation.
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Sky News Australia pressured to censor videos from YouTube after being accused of “misinformation”
The outlet is being investigated.
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YouTube deletes 15 videos from Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro
YouTube said the President provided “misinformation.”
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Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance is banned from LinkedIn
The doctors are accused of “misinformation”
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Senator Ron Johnson joins Rumble after YouTube censorship
Another high profile figure joins the video platform.
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YouTube bans Senator Ron Johnson for seven days over hydroxychloroquine video
Another elected official censored by the tech giant.
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Hydroxychloroquine supporters who were censored online feel vindicated by new study
Were people banned for telling the truth?
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Google bans Dr. Vladimir Zelenko from sharing Google Docs
The documents have been disabled.