A conversion therapy ban could have a negative impact on free speech, criminalising discussions between parents and children about their gender identity. Use this tool to email your MP to express your concerns.
The Guardian has found a way to compare Andrew Bridgen to Andrew Tate (other than their first names), and somehow uses it all to justify beefing up the Online Safety Bill.
Whether you love or hate Andrew Tate, believe he is innocent or guilty, the idea of teachers 're-educating' boys to disavow his ideas is bizarre. Especially as the teachers are doing plenty of brainwashing themselves.
James Esses believes his contract at Childline was terminated because he raised safeguarding concerns arising from Childline’s ideological capture by Stonewall and trans ideology.
Censorship on social media has contributed to the devastating impact of pandemic measures by shutting down debate about harms and effectiveness. The return of dissenting voices to Twitter is something to celebrate.
Watch this special holiday edition of the Brendan O’Neill Show on the main threats to free speech in 2023 – such as the emergence of a Chinese style social credit system in the West.
In the last Weekly Sceptic podcast of the year, the talking points are Charles's lacklustre multicultural King's speech, the arrival of thought crime in the UK and the censorship of science during the pandemic.
Politics professor James Alexander points out that ‘free speech’ can mean two different things: one is respectable and political; the other is sceptical and eccentric.
Once again, the question of whether a Christian can be compelled by law to design something for a gay wedding has come up and the Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments. Ian Rons parses the arguments.
Many have been wondering why the announced Twitter 'amnesty' has not occurred. But the answer is obvious: the European Union vetoed it. The EU now presumes to censor social media 'misinformation' for the whole world.
