Tag #Freedom Of Speech

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UK Designates Pro-Palestinian Group as Terrorist Organization

The UK government designated Palestine Action, a pro-Palestinian activist group, as a terrorist organization after they vandalized RAF Brize Norton causing £7 million in damage; author Sally Rooney's planned donation to the group has raised questions about the UK's terrorism laws.

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Kneecap Member Faces Court Over Hezbollah Flag Display

Irish rapper Mo Chara of the band Kneecap is appearing at Westminster Magistrates Court today for allegedly displaying a Hezbollah flag at a concert last November; the Metropolitan Police issued Public Order Act conditions to manage potential protests outside the court.

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German Court to Review Politician's Post Amidst Hate Speech Accusations

A German court will re-examine a controversial social media post by CDU politician Detlef Gürth on September 4th, addressing accusations of incitement to hatred after a fatal stabbing in June 2024. The post, later blocked, stated, "We feed them and then they murder innocent people. This pack must ge...

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Sally Rooney Faces UK Terrorism Charges Over Palestine Action Funding

Author Sally Rooney announced she will donate earnings from her work to Palestine Action, a UK-proscribed terrorist organization, potentially facing up to 14 years imprisonment under UK law for supporting a proscribed organization; however, the group is not banned in Ireland where she resides.

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UK Defends Palestine Action Ban Amidst 700 Arrests

The UK government defended its ban of Palestine Action, a group accused of violent acts and causing significant damage, resulting in over 700 arrests since July 5th and raising concerns about free speech.

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13 Arrested at Norfolk Palestine Action Protest

Norfolk police arrested 13 people at a Norwich protest on Saturday for allegedly supporting the proscribed group Palestine Action, under Section 13 of the Terrorism Act 2000; this follows over 700 arrests and 60 planned prosecutions by the Metropolitan Police since the group's July 5th ban.

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Ahpra Faces Criticism Over Investigations into Doctors' Gaza Conflict Social Media Posts

Multiple Australian GPs faced Ahpra investigations for social media posts criticizing the Gaza conflict, prompting the RACGP to request faster complaint processing and clearer social media guidelines from Ahpra, due to the significant distress and reputational harm caused to practitioners; Dr. Steph...

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Threats to Democracy Overshadowed by Yesilgöz Controversy in Dutch TV Program

A Dutch TV program highlighted threats against those defending democracy; VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz's response to a journalist's tweet about police brutality overshadowed the main topic, sparking debates about her leadership and causing discussions about replacing her, while simultaneously revealing...

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Court Upholds APVO for Online Harassment of Transgender Woman

The NSW Court of Appeal upheld an Apprehended Personal Violence Order (APVO) against Kirralie Smith for cyberbullying transgender soccer player Stephanie Blanch, setting a precedent for using AVOs to combat online harassment, even if presented as political commentary.

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Sally Rooney to Fund Banned Terror Group

Irish novelist Sally Rooney announced she will donate her earnings from books and BBC adaptations to the banned group Palestine Action, potentially facing up to 14 years imprisonment under UK terrorism laws.

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German Anti-Racism Festival Faces Legal Battle, Remains Sold Out

The Jamel rockt den Förster music festival, an annual event combating right-wing extremism in the small German village of Jamel, is facing legal battles over usage fees for public land, resulting in a court case that went to the highest administrative court; despite this, the festival is sold out.

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Kaepernick Documentary Canceled Amid Creative Differences

ESPN, Colin Kaepernick, and Spike Lee canceled their planned documentary series due to creative differences; the project, which began production in 2022, faced delays and disagreements before its ultimate cancellation.

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