What the Zionist lobby fears most is free speech. They will go to any lengths to shut down debate on Israel’s history and its present policies. This is understandable. Bereft of arguments, on the wrong side of the law, what other tactics are open to them? British universities must theref...
It examines reasons recently given for thinking that the problem has been exaggerated and concedes that boycotts and fierce opposition to opinions do not amount to wrongful infringements of freedom. It outlines the law on free speech in the UK and argues that recent cases in universities give ...
“Yet, the perception of many academics - that academic freedom is the same as absolute free speech - is false. This confusion between academic freedom and free speech means that anti-Semitic views of Israel, Judaism, and Jews are often regarded as merely controversial or offensive. “Many UK...
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Jameel Jaffer of Columbia University's Knight First Amendment Institute, which seeks to defend freedom of speech, said a particular concern was the U.S. prosecution stance that Assange had broken a spying law simply by publishing secrets. ...
The UK certainly isn't perfect -- and I especially don't like the path we are going down (and have been going down) in regards to free speech, but your example is ridculous. There are many examples of the UK police and protestors being stupid, but that video certainly isn't one. ...
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But free-speech groups Index on Censorship, English PEN and Article 19 said in a letter to the government that the proposed law might itself have “a chilling effect.” “It is far from clear … that academic freedom will be strengthened by imposing more state control over univer...
and which endanger and threaten the democratic principle of freedom of speech.” They further state on theirabout pagethat “Sharia Watch UK will seek to document the advancement of sharia law in Britain, the methods by which this advancement occurs, and the groups and organizations which promote...
and freedom of speech and the press. The wide-ranging discretionary powers enjoyed by public authorities were also prone to abuse, especially when it came to colonial governance in the British empire, and to the treatment of immigrants, minorities and other groups lacking political power...