UK Censorship Groups Received Taxpayer-Linked Funds, Tied to Labour Figures
January 29, 2025
Taxpayer-linked funds quietly flowed to UK censorship groups with ties to Labour.
Taxpayer-linked funds quietly flowed to UK censorship groups with ties to Labour.
PayPal’s internal documents reveal a politically charged decision-making process behind Covid-era account closures.
Families demand accountability as social media censorship deepens the divide over vaccine injury discussions.
Wasting police resources.
Pearson’s case raises critical questions about police oversight of online speech.
Proposed crackdown on misinformation raises alarm over creeping censorship and threats to free speech.
A controversial decision, considering the pushback against digital ID and Fujitsu’s history with government contracts.
“I find the term ‘cis’ very offensive,” was one of the controversial comments.
Reverend Brett Murphy made the remark in an online post.
The tweets faced a police investigation which has since ended.
A win for free speech.
Extensive online surveillance tools.
The site of Sex Matters was blocked on the train’s Wi-Fi system.
More revelations from the Counter Disinformation Unit.
Dowden was Culture Secretary at the time.
No privacy.
This time to “protect” women.
Overreach.
Leaked WhatsApp messages reveal.
New rules for those reporting on the war.
Taxpayer-linked funds quietly flowed to UK censorship groups with ties to Labour.
PayPal’s internal documents reveal a politically charged decision-making process behind Covid-era account closures.
Families demand accountability as social media censorship deepens the divide over vaccine injury discussions.
Wasting police resources.
Pearson’s case raises critical questions about police oversight of online speech.
Proposed crackdown on misinformation raises alarm over creeping censorship and threats to free speech.
A controversial decision, considering the pushback against digital ID and Fujitsu’s history with government contracts.
“I find the term ‘cis’ very offensive,” was one of the controversial comments.
Reverend Brett Murphy made the remark in an online post.
The tweets faced a police investigation which has since ended.
A win for free speech.
Extensive online surveillance tools.
The site of Sex Matters was blocked on the train’s Wi-Fi system.
More revelations from the Counter Disinformation Unit.
Dowden was Culture Secretary at the time.
No privacy.
This time to “protect” women.
Overreach.
Leaked WhatsApp messages reveal.
New rules for those reporting on the war.
