Somebody will say, 'Oh freedom of speech, freedom of speech.
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I'm all for freedom of speech, but freedom of speech comes with some responsibility.
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"Somebody will say, 'Oh, freedom of speech, freedom of speech,'" Trump said at the time.
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A lot of people are saying this is a freedom of speech issue, not really because freedom of speech in a place of work has consequences.
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We have freedom of speech, which I do think is hugely important — and yet people thought you couldn't dispute hateful things, because they're like — well, it's freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech is necessary for a humane authority, but the remonstration official system is more important because it's a more efficient way of correcting strategic mistakes than freedom of speech.
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Simply put, the division pits one part of the country that believes freedom of speech is on the decline against another that believes freedom of speech is going way too far.
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It's: freedom of speech, but watch what you say .
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Law and Home Affairs Minister Kasiviswanathan Shanmugam told lawmakers that combating falsehoods is not contrary to the exercise of freedom of speech but, rather, it "enables freedom of speech to be meaningfully exercised".
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In the U.S., freedom of speech — any speech — is sacrosanct.
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Freedom of speech without consequences only exists against the government.
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Anyone can say whatever they want, it's freedom of speech.
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Defending freedom of speech continues to be Twitter's strong game.
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The incident also touched off debate about freedom of speech.
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The First Amendment grants all American citizens freedom of speech.
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It's not just about freedom of speech on the internet.
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Freedom of speech can be restricted if it impedes that.
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There was no freedom of speech, there was no democracy.
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If u believe in justice, freedom of speech & H2O – help!
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The amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech.
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One is freedom of speech and one is women's rights.
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"I am going to keep siding with freedom of speech."
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Freedom of Speech Exhibition in Japan Closed Due to Censorship
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Nearly all countries have laws that protect freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech is being severely curtailed throughout the country.
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Most importantly, it's an important example of freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech, association and the press is strictly curtailed.
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The First Amendment of our Constitution is freedom of speech.
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Freedom of Speech is much more aggressive and high energy.
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Johnson (flag burning, freedom of speech), or New Jersey v.
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This is not about undermining or limiting freedom of speech.
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"We will protect our employees' freedom of speech," Silver said.
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"Yes, we do all have freedom of speech," James said.
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After all, he had merely exercised his freedom of speech.
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Upholding freedom of speech will only bolster Pakistan's fragile democracy.
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I have freedom of speech just like other people do.
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Freedom of speech and assembly protect everyone, especially minority opinion.
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"People are confusing freedom of speech and vandalism," he said.
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"Freedom of speech is not freedom of reach," Cohen asserted.
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We defend freedom of speech when it serves our intention.
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But freedom of speech isn't the freedom to slander people.
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We accept abridged freedom of speech and restricted freedom of movement.
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"SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS should advance FREEDOM OF SPEECH," the form shouts.
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"They (the government) keep suppressing our freedom of speech," he said.
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Instead it seems inclined to restrict freedom of speech even further.
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Freedom of speech and expression "fuels" the economy, the President continued.
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At issue, he says, is not debt, but freedom of speech.
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"Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from criticism," he said.
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Well, freedom of speech doesn't mean there is freedom of consequences.
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Champion of great writing & freedom of speech & always kind to me.
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Now at least we have a semblance of freedom of speech.
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Because I do believe that in freedom of speech, number one.
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"Freedom of speech has limits," he later told the BBC Brazil.
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However, that is the cost we pay for freedom of speech.
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After all isn't that freedom of speech in its purest form?
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Mr Garton Ash does not call for total freedom of speech.
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It is guaranteed the freedom of speech like any news organization.
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We continue to do so in celebration of freedom of speech.
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"Here at Patreon we believe in freedom of speech," it read.
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He said, however, that there were consequences to freedom of speech.
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Everyone recognizes that protecting freedom of speech is good and desirable.
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The majority argued that such provisions would inhibit freedom of speech.
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"When there's no freedom of speech, there's no freedom," said Weiwei.
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Many thought the image had to do with freedom of speech.
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The people who say this don't really understand freedom of speech.
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The Brandeis Center is a staunch supporter of freedom of speech.
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Many posts featured a hashtag saying "We want freedom of speech."
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Yet he's continued to advocate for freedom of speech and expression.
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To be just, fair, free, democratic and have freedom of speech.
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The case does not turn on freedom of speech or expression.
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Many who voted no, including Mr. Díaz, cited freedom of speech.
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Mill's argument for near-absolute freedom of speech is seductively simple.
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When can the United States government limit the freedom of speech?
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It encourages freedom of speech and the airing of different perspectives.
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Posts demanding freedom of speech appeared, then were deleted by censors.
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" "Without Mallet, Hong Kong won't have any less freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech shouldn't be misunderstood to be freedom to offend.
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Journalists should have absolute freedom of speech everywhere in the world.
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"We will protect our employees' freedom of speech," he said yesterday.
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In China, eventually, you will have wide range freedom of speech.
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" "There's a little thing in the country called freedom of speech.
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Many of my fellow comics are worrying about freedom of speech.
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"She has freedom of speech, but so have I," Pieters said.
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"She has freedom of speech, and so have I," he said.
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As it turned out, freedom of speech in America had limitations.
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"The American people believe in the freedom of speech," Pence said.
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Suddenly, freedom of speech didn't seem to count for very much.
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Freedom of speech, press, religion and protest are all defended by law.
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"Hey, hate speech and freedom of speech – two different things," Jones said.
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I think it&aposs misdirection and the misuse of freedom of speech.
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Conservatives argue the bill threatens freedom of speech, religion and women's rights.
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The hashtag # I want freedom of speech # on Weibo is now gone.
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In art, freedom of speech and expression must be complete and total.
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For a few hours, a trending hashtag called for freedom of speech.
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My country still doesn't permit freedom of speech and freedom of information.
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"I recall saying the internet gives total freedom of speech," he says.
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America has warned that it undermines freedom of speech and historical research.
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Freedom of speech is actually a minority viewpoint in most of them.
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RT and Russian diplomats accused the bank of attacking freedom of speech.
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One country's irresponsibly incendiary political expression is another's sacred freedom of speech.
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"It is protected by the freedom of speech and expression," she said.
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But we all believe too that that freedom of speech has limits.
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And without freedom of speech, the NGOs will not bring about change.
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It would not in any way censor Al Jazeera's freedom of speech.
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The question is whether there is any freedom of speech on this.
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Advertising Some called it a gag rule impinging on freedom of speech.
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"If Milo doesn't have freedom of speech, nobody does," she went on.
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The government controls the media and does not allow freedom of speech.
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The First Amendment establishes freedom of speech, association, press, petition and religion.
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Freedom of speech allows us to identify the problems that beset us.
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There was no such thing as freedom of speech before Gadhafi's fall.
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"SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS should advance FREEDOM OF SPEECH," the minimalistic site reads.
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We live in America, where freedom of speech is a constitutional right.
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Pryor has ruled both for and against extending freedom of speech protections.
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MZ: Freedom of speech is such a fundamental part of this nation.
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I can point to the First Amendment protecting their freedom of speech.
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What about its freedom of speech or the transparency of its government?
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Democracy and freedom, freedom of speech, are the basic values of society.
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But Simon refused because he preferred his parrhesia, his freedom of speech.
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"SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS should advance FREEDOM OF SPEECH," the form's prompt reads.
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This is not just about freedom of speech: it's about our existence.
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This was incredible, there was freedom of speech, words were set free.
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Recently, he has positioned himself as a champion of freedom of speech.
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Musk accused regulators of trying to infringe on his freedom of speech.
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Recently, he has positioned himself as a champion of freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech has been deteriorating drastically in Turkey in recent years.
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They are also required to respect people's First Amendment freedom of speech rights.
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And so I always say, freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence.
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Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences, especially in the private sector.
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The first amendment protects against freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
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They're supposed to have freedom of speech in America, and freedom of expression.
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The guarantees of freedom of speech and of the press are uniquely ours.
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"Your claim to promote freedom of speech does not ring true," Waters said.
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The police refused, saying the women were merely exercising their freedom of speech.
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One concern is that freedom of speech could be jeopardized as a result.
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Most citizens are surprised to learn that freedom of speech is not absolute.
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They want to become literary beacons, even as they restrict freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech is enshrined in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
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"Let's show them ... what freedom of speech means to the right," she said.
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Two factors mitigate the harm to employees' freedom of speech, the unions argue.
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He has promised to lobby Raúl Castro for freedom of speech and assembly.
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In a larger sense, freedom of speech is fundamental to a functioning democracy.
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GONZALO URDIALESMadrid I agree wholeheartedly that freedom of speech needs to be protected.
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For Hondurans, the danger goes far beyond abstract concerns over freedom of speech.
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That in itself is an un-American attack on our freedom of speech.
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InfoWars' terms of service totally contradicts its core belief of freedom of speech.
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But, given the absence of freedom of speech in China, we cannot know.
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Freedom of speech is one of the many gifts that makes America great.
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Freedom of speech in the public square is one right we all have.
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The defendants mounted defenses that included a statutory exemption and freedom of speech.
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They also claim to support "open dialogue freedom of speech and free association."
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At nearly every level of government, freedom of speech is under unprecedented attack.
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Ms. Buchanan's suit cites violations of freedom of speech rights and due process.
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Freedom of speech does not carry with it a freedom to be published.
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Without freedom of speech, we will not talk — and we will not think.
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Officials must adhere to the Constitution's guarantees of freedom of speech and religion.
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They have the right to academic freedom, not First Amendment freedom of speech.
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Part of that is the freedom of speech, and we certainly respect that.
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In America, citizens have freedom of speech and the right to protest peacefully.
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Mr. Janus's lawyers said the case is about freedom of speech and association.
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He helped set up democratic and electoral institutions, and guaranteed freedom of speech.
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Taiwan's freedom of speech was on display outside of the institute's dedication ceremony.
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His government continues to deny citizens many basic freedoms, including freedom of speech.
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They let Nazis in here have freedom of speech, and they protect them?
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Let's start with the Germans who believe that freedom of speech is endangered.
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He promised to continue PIR's work to protect freedom of speech and expression.
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Tatour's case became a cause celebre for freedom of speech advocates in Israel.
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But library and freedom-of-speech groups have voiced concerns about the proposal.
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" He went on, "My parents taught me unconditional love and freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech doesn't have meaning without the protected space to speak freely.
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As a nation we are entitled to our opinions and freedom of speech.
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If they succeed, both religious liberty and freedom of speech are left damaged.
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"This site is a beautiful example of freedom of speech," Mr. Lamb said.
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Americans' freedom of speech and expression requires constant exercise to be kept alive.
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Freedom of speech and hate speech or offensive conduct, where is the line?
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" These forced payments must satisfy constitutional norms including religious liberty and equal protection, but freedom of speech is neither here nor there: "a compelled subsidy does not itself burden a free-standing First Amendment interest in freedom of speech or association.
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Wilders' lawyer said the verdict had been a "fatal blow" to freedom of speech.
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As freedom of speech advocates, Rage considered this to be an act of oppression.
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Was Trump revoking Brennan security clearance an attempt to stifle his freedom of speech?
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Laws must adapt accordingly, not to prevent freedom of speech but to safeguard it.
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Newsom issued the veto, saying the measure would violate freedom of speech and association.
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The worst danger to freedom of speech is a situation where threats go unpunished.
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"Freedom of speech is threatened, especially for Islam critics," Wilders said in a statement.
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Congress could make no law abridging the freedom of speech, but state legislatures could.
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It is all of us, whether it's your citizenship, marriage rights, freedom of speech.
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His actions have been widely defended as an exercise of his freedom of speech.
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Can religious beliefs or freedom of speech ever be an excuse to deny service?
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Although virtually every country promises its citizens freedom of speech, none delivers it entirely.
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees certain rights including freedom of speech.
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KANYE SNL TALK THAT GOT CUT OFF FREEDOM OF SPEECH SHOULD HAVE EXTENDED pic.twitter.
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To varying degrees, states then and since have tried to control freedom of speech.
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Whatever happened to the left believing in freedom of speech and expression of thought?
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"Although it is dressed up as freedom of speech, it is freedom of hate."
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"At that point, you start to raise issues of freedom of speech," McMillan says.
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But rights groups have criticized increasing curbs on freedom of speech and the media.
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I draw the line at freedom of speech when it actually invites violent ideology.
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"Enactment of this law adversely affects freedom of speech and academic inquiry," Tillerson added.
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There is no such thing as freedom of speech or freedom of the press.
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It worked with agency Akestam Holst on the campaign, which promotes freedom of speech.
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Restrictions on freedom of speech was one reason for rising stars to move abroad.
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"Freedom of speech doesn't mean not respecting the facts," said one person on Weibo.
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It would mean respecting civil debate and protecting freedom of speech, elevating shared dignity.
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It's my First Amendment right — my freedom of speech and my freedom of religion.
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There is nothing in the absence of freedom of speech but tyranny and slavery.
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But she said that having children doesn't make you lose your freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech advocates butt heads with institutions protecting the sanctity of religious imagery.
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The incompatibility of liability for speech and freedom of speech is easy to understand.
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"Freedom of speech is the purpose of the United States of America," Olbermann said.
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Movement shows the lack of easy answers when it comes to freedom of speech.
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Greer, is alarmed by the precarious place of freedom of speech on the internet.
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On Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg defended Facebook's positions on freedom of speech at Georgetown University.
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"As far as freedom of speech is concerned, we shouldn't be naïve," he said.
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These struggles are often portrayed as new and radical assaults on freedom of speech.
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Trump is wrong, about the scourge of police violence and about freedom of speech.
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This is a private bulletin board, and I don't expect complete freedom of speech.
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Among the most important of these rights are to freedom of speech and association.
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Our liberties are protected by the courts, freedom of speech, and the free press.
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But the immediate issue at stake, more basic than independence, is freedom of speech.
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American democracy is predicated on freedom of speech and the desire to seek knowledge.
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"It does dampen our freedom of speech, forcing us to respect something," he said.
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"Tying money and targeted ad data to freedom of speech is ridiculous," Monterroso said.
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Other rights like freedom of speech and freedom of association are likewise not reinforced.
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"This is about protecting our election rights and our freedom of speech," she said.
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The U.S. should protect freedom of speech but "not hate speech," Marc Morial said.
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"I personally really believe in freedom of speech," Ms. Shaked said in an interview.
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He has undermined freedom of the press, freedom of religion and freedom of speech.
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Universities are also wary of being attacked for impeding freedom of speech and association.
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This "viewpoint discrimination" is one of the worst violations of the freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech has deteriorated drastically in Turkey since 2013 according to monitoring groups.
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Academics have since signed open letters demanding that the Chinese government enforce its own freedom of speech protections in the Constitution of the People's Republic of China, and hashtags demanding freedom of speech have trended on Weibo – and then been censored, CNN reports.
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Freedom of speech and association is enshrined in the Basic Law, Hong Kong's mini-constitution.
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Yet, Hongkongers do enjoy freedom of speech, freedom of the press and freedom of assembly.
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The freedom of speech is an important democratic value, but it's not the only one.
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To Systrom, it's pretty simple: Freedom of speech does not mean the freedom to shitpost.
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The right to freedom of speech is one of our nation's most dearly held values.
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Related: Charlie Hebdo 'Set the Tone': The Year in Questionable Allies and Freedom of Speech
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We believe in human rights such as our right to privacy and freedom of speech.
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Rather than leading on freedom of speech, Secretary Pompeo's actions will set a dangerous precedent.
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Her case became a cause celebre for freedom of speech advocates in Israel and abroad.
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Though the constitution enshrines freedom of speech, criticism of the security services is off-limits.
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"I have the freedom of speech also and I say, 'you're wrong'," Harms, 57, added.
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"It is what it is ... I just think they're taking away people's freedom of speech."
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And at the heart of liberty in the Western world has been freedom of speech.
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Conservatives have pushed back against the protections, arguing that it could hurt freedom of speech.
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This creates the need for a careful balance between freedom of speech and public security.
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Silver backed Morey's freedom of speech, saying the NBA won't regulate what its members say.
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Our short, brilliant First Amendment linking freedom of speech, religion and press will be weakened.
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"I thought this is a public school with freedom of speech," she told the paper.
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But, Human Rights Watch accuses the Rwandan government of torture and restricting freedom of speech.
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I think we're headed towards full blown communism and forget about your freedom of speech.
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The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and of the press.
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Freedom of speech is a right that all Bangladeshis enjoy and will continue to enjoy.
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We do our best to fight for the freedom of speech, for humanity, for justice.
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Today's news proves once again that encryption is a cornerstone of the freedom of speech.
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He has been sanctioned in violation of his first amendment right to freedom of speech.
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The exercise of that authority, though, threatens U.S. citizens' First Amendment freedom of speech rights.
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"The right of freedom of worship would mean nothing without freedom of speech," Roosevelt continued.
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"They have taken this incorrect interpretation of freedom of speech to an extreme," he added.
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One is the physical threats to journalists and, by extension, freedom of speech in Mexico.
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We have the opportunity to live in a country where there is freedom of speech.
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"The First Amendment protects the freedom of speech," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. wrote.
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In Russia, we never took measures limiting freedom of speech in any of its forms.
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Talking about freedom of the press and freedom of speech, that's all very important, also.
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"But we marched for law and order, for democracy, for freedom of speech," she said.
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Slightly more than half (56 percent) were able to come up with freedom of speech.
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The responses below show how earnestly and thoroughly teenagers are thinking about freedom of speech.
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However, many private universities have free speech codes that guarantee their students freedom of speech.
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Mr. Rouhani has promised economic growth and greater freedom of speech and of the press.
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Tech giants can offer a degree of freedom of speech, just not freedom of reach.
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" CCTV warned that, "Freedom of speech does not mean that it can be arbitrary nonsense.
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Charlottesville is the place where Thomas Jefferson and James Madison talked about freedom of speech.
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But violence has soared and freedom of speech has been stifled by murder and money.
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The Trump administration has declined to join the agreement, citing concerns about freedom of speech.
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Our country encourages freedom of speech, but let's communicate w/o hate in our hearts.
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Or is he a symbol of freedom of speech and the public's right to know?
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The new president has pledged that freedom of speech will from now on be defended.
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" The United States Embassy condemned the commission's actions, saying that they "threatened freedom of speech.
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Robert Berrian from Locust Grove supports the baker: I believe freedom of speech includes expression.
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"Freedom of speech must prevail over violence and Islamic fatwa's", he wrote, according to Reuters.
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This is the United States of America -- and we have what's known as FREEDOM OF SPEECH!
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Ask your kids: Do you think what Kaepernick did was an exercise in freedom of speech?
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For his part, Wasserman worries that political divisions across the country will mute freedom of speech.
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"I thought this is a public school with freedom of speech," she told The Press Democrat.
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Baku denies the charges, saying its population enjoys freedom of speech and access to opposition media.
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Freedom of speech is already disappearing in Turkey, a sign that democracy, too, is dying there.
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If you haven't experienced that, you care more about freedom of speech and freedom of choice.
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So where is the smiling face of Canada's humanitarianism and support for freedom of speech now?
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"The University values freedom of speech," Ohio State's legal counsel wrote to Spencer's lawyer Kyle Bristow.
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He says it is his right to do so under the country's freedom of speech laws.
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"An opportunity to express our freedom of speech today was taken from us," the speaker said.
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" And in comments to me, YouTube stated, "Freedom of speech is at the foundation of YouTube.
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As an arm of the state, practically speaking, MNN must respect all Manhattanites' freedom of speech.
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They were dogged in their pursuit of justice for every American's fundamental right: freedom of speech.
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That's exactly right, that's exactly ... I always say freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequence.
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Those are a person's right to vote, to stand for election and to freedom of speech.
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This is the United States of America and we have what's known as FREEDOM OF SPEECH!
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Until this decision was made, Twitter had taken a hard stance on the freedom of speech.
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"You have freedom of speech, as long as your speech is moderate," says an Emirati official.
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But his embrace for social media, and more broadly freedom of speech was very short-lived.
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Only 2 options: Surrender and be stenographers, or find allies and fight for freedom of speech.
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In this case, there is a conflict between freedom of speech and Bollea's right to privacy.
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He talked of his religious faith and American ideals, especially freedom of speech and of religion.
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They're passionate about First Amendment rights, which include free exercise of religion and freedom of speech.
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And let's face it, should freedom of speech bite the dust, so goes the entire Constitution.
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Iran is a place known for its harsh restrictions on freedom of speech and the press.
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The Cairo regime is notorious for flouting individual rights, freedom of speech, and rule of law.
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They are exercising their right to freedom of speech and bringing societal issues to the forefront.
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He told Cuba's Communist president, Raúl Castro, he "need not fear" freedom of speech and democracy.
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Aka freedom of speech is not the same as freedom of reach, as Dorsey now notes.
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Lee said Trump had a "lack of judgment" to comment on the players' freedom of speech.
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For others the right at stake is freedom of speech, a principle imperilled around the world.
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Freedom of speech and the press are principles that we must protect from this wannabe authoritarian.
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US Attorney General Jeff Sessions is right about one thing -- freedom of speech is under attack.
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" He added, "We always prioritize and are working on freedom of speech and freedom of expression.
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"Without any connection, we believe in freedom of speech as a cornerstone of democracy," she wrote.
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Protecting freedom of speech involves protecting the voices of people with whom you may violently disagree.
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" Freedom of speech, he said, "doesn't have much room if you don't have the protected space.
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These are key changes that go a long way toward restoring freedom of speech on campus.
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Two weeks ago I posted three YouTube videos about legislative threats to Canadian freedom of speech.
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Turkey's amended 85033 constitution should be adjusted to provide for individual freedom of speech and expression.
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Why would anyone believe this dynamic would lead to more freedom of speech on the internet?
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The First Amendment also protects freedom of speech, which means the law allows me to protest.
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The original Freedom of Speech depicted a white man standing to speak at a town meeting.
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But the Internet and desktop publishing have extended freedom of speech to anyone with a computer.
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Grime heads and long-time fans might argue that Freedom of Speech was your best work.
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The once-mighty Socialist party, Pasok, has charged Syriza with disrespecting democracy and freedom of speech.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif condemned the arrest a "violation of freedom of speech and unacceptable".
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The second, and the less discussed, impact is on a citizen's right to freedom of speech.
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Macron was urged by human rights groups to lobby for jailed activists and freedom of speech.
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Erwin: It is hard to imagine social progress anywhere that wasn't dependent on freedom of speech.
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In China, users of the social media platform must choose between convenience and freedom of speech.
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"That's a violation of their First Amendment rights of freedom of speech and freedom of association."
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They've said that our concerns about freedom of speech and freedom of religion are red herrings.
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This goes to show that freedom of speech is the cornerstone of our entire governmental system.
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Many colleges are restricting freedom of speech by not letting controversial speakers talk on their campus.
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Less remarked upon is the equally important role freedom of speech plays in holding government accountable.
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However, online civil liberty experts also say it is crucial for protecting freedom of speech online.
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So it's a small miracle that the freedom of speech hashtag survived for over five hours.
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But some on the left argue that freedom of speech should not extend to hate speech.
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"We respect your freedom of speech, and regret the hate poured on you," it would read.
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Because it's a debate between the freedom of speech and actually protecting people who have rights.
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But that is their right to exercise their freedom of speech, even though I fundamentally disagree.
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To strangle freedom of speech is to trample on human rights, stifle humanity, and suppress truth.
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By contrast, in November, Zelensky established a Council on Freedom of Speech and Protection of Journalists.
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Yet throughout the world, freedom of speech and creativity continued to face acute threats in 2019.
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Online groups claiming freedom of speech proudly disseminate instructions for creating untraceable firearms with 3D printers.
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Virginia has recently been at the center of conversations about racial equality and freedom of speech.
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"The First Amendment guarantees freedom of speech and freedom of the press," he wrote last year.
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For Martina, freedom of speech also figured strongly in the imagined freedom of the United States.
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AFSCME seeks to end this injustice and restore workers' rights to freedom of speech and association.
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The ACLU has worked since 1920 to ensure that freedom of speech is protected for everyone.
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Like freedom of speech and freedom of religion, Americans are entitled to ownership of a gun.
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However, the explicit reference to Xi is likely to sound alarm among freedom of speech advocates.
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Sisi has jailed tens of thousands of political prisoners and clamped down on freedom of speech.
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The world's most populous democracy is trying to stifle freedom of speech and religion yet again.
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In his ruling, Judge S. James Otero said Trump's tweet was protected by freedom of speech.
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"Even though we support freedom of press and freedom of speech, there are limits," Mahathir said.
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We work hard to make Facebook as safe as possible while allowing people freedom of speech.
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That doesn't mean the founding fathers thought congressional salary more important than the freedom of speech.
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In a ringing defence of the freedom of speech, the Supreme Court agreed with the lower court.
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"We are proud of having freedom of speech and press freedom in Turkey," Bozkir also told reporters.
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A man with such a low tolerance for criticism is a threat to everyone's freedom of speech.
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They need to express freedom of speech, motivate change, and rally the public to move toward progress.
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Their president, Sean Howell, has previously said that they "somewhat limit freedom of speech" to do so.
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An online debate about cakes for gay weddings and freedom of speech What happens when freedoms collide?
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The baker's complaint with regard to freedom of speech, however, has a bit more to recommend it.
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Underlying the political issue is a historic ambivalence about freedom of speech in the world's largest democracy.
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Visitors to the page are greeted with the following message:SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS should advance FREEDOM OF SPEECH.
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Hong Kong's mini-constitution, the Basic Law, guarantees among other things freedom of speech and judicial independence.
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The Basic Law guarantees wide-ranging personal freedoms, including broad freedom of speech, and independent law enforcement.
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Core American values — freedom of speech, religion and participation in government, particularly for vulnerable groups — are emphasized.
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Plaintiffs in a freedom of speech lawsuit just scored a major victory against President Trump in court.
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Twitter cited freedom of speech as a basis for not turning over records about the account, zALTtuscis.
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"It's called an individual right," he said of the freedom of speech guarantee, "not a government wrong".
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We believe that freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, are not just American values but universal values.
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"Crucial safeguards are in place to protect human rights, including the freedom of speech," the letter said.
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"The officers feel we have no say, no rights, no freedom of speech," the inmate told PIX11.
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The PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award recognizes an imprisoned writer targeted for exercising freedom of speech.
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"I think it really is an attack on our freedom of speech" Diane Hoffman told The Verge.
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A few of her biggest challenges ahead include addressing concerns of privacy, democracy and freedom of speech.
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"You are going to hear all the familiar complaints: 'Freedom of speech,'" she told the Brookings Institution.
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Almost half of millennials supported restricting freedom of speech on social media, according to a recent survey.
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"I need freedom of speech the most," said Mao Yushi, an economist and advocate of political overhauls.
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Evangelical leaders say the rules barring churches from participating in campaign activity infringe on freedom of speech.
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" In late May, Congress held a hearing on "Challenges to the Freedom of Speech on College Campuses.
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Freedom of speech, he said, is not an "intuitive" concept, and Americans take its benefits for granted.
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The agency had previously said it would not evict protesters because of concerns for freedom of speech.
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This blatant attempt to shut down conflicting views violates core principles of freedom of speech and expression.
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"Freedom of speech and religion aren't subject to the whim of a majority; they are constitutional guarantees."
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Erwin: Some of this is about a lack of education about the history of freedom of speech.
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Previously, county officials had shrugged off the temple's existence, citing Taiwan's broad protections for freedom of speech.
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"While freedom of speech is important, this is also about the national security of Taiwan," he said.
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The "diversity of opinion" argument comes with calls for change, for less government, for freedom of speech.
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He argued that the practice violated the rights to freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and privacy.
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Some who have contributed money to his cause have pointed to questions of freedom of speech, too.
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"Diminished quality" of both data protection and freedom of speech could count as consumer harm as well.
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"The People's Republic of China constitution provides for freedom of speech, freedom of the press," he said.
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Issues of race, religion, sexual identity and freedom of speech are roiling elementary, secondary and higher education.
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Of course, the freedom of speech by which Athens defined itself was famously betrayed by Athens itself.
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What it needs are hard-won habits of freedom of speech, persuasion, collective decision-making and candor.
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We have no freedom of speech; more than 600 people have been imprisoned for protesting the government.
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" It provides that "Hong Kong residents shall have freedom of speech, of the press and of publication.
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"We all talk about this freedom of speech," James, 34, told reporters October 14, according to ESPN.
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Hate speech versus freedom of speech, spreading unfounded propaganda, and harassment have all been deliberated at length.
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College campuses have long been at the center of debates over civil liberties like freedom of speech.
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The idea of freedom of speech does not mean a blanket permission to say anything anybody thinks.
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Some participants had developed official statements on freedom of speech or hosted speakers who model civil argument.
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Some participants had developed official statements on freedom of speech or hosted speakers who model civil argument.
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Phillips contends the law violated his constitutional rights to freedom of speech and free exercise of religion.
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The lawsuit is alleging that the university is violating Padgett's First Amendment right to freedom of speech.
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All of this has triggered discourse within the comedy community about "cancel culture" and freedom of speech.
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The technology also has applications with freedom of speech concerns in the U.S. as well, onlookers say.
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For their Creators for Change project, AIB will specifically be looking at freedom of speech and feminism.
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The court ruling also held that the city's ordinance did not violate the women's freedom of speech.
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Australia does not have an explicit constitutional protection for freedom of speech akin to the First Amendment.
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In July 1999, the peaceful protest of students over freedom of speech spread into a considerable uprising.
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" "This country stands for the constitutional protections of the First Amendment, the right to freedom of speech.
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What it symbolizes though, like freedom of speech and freedom to protest for instance, THAT you can disrespect.
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In the past, Gorbachev assailed the Kremlin for a crackdown on freedom of speech and rigid political controls.
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Freedom of speech has deteriorated in the country drastically since 2013, with around 30 journalists now in jail.
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"The FCC has an obligation to promote competition and freedom of speech over our telecommunications networks," Markey said.
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Charlottesville seems destined to become a symbol of the vexing challenges associated with freedom of speech in America.
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But Western democracies have different rules on freedom of speech, making it hard to define a unified approach.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will deliver an "unfiltered take" on freedom of speech tomorrow via live Facebook video.
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The sergeant then sued the department for violating her freedom of speech, a case that is still pending.
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" Laliberte told BuzzFeed News that she initially welcomed Weinstein back as a way to protect "freedom of speech.
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What perplexed him was the protections that freedom of speech appeared to be afforded to the groups protesting.
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Indeed, Bangladesh's own constitution guarantees freedom of thought and conscience, as well as freedom of speech and expression.
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Mr Mounk: Liberalism and democracy can reinforce each other: we need freedom of speech to sustain fair elections.
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It gives the outlet both freedom of speech and freedom of reach, when it only deserves the former.
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Barring Mr Jones from social-media sites limits his reach, but does it violate his freedom of speech?
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You can't say we're for freedom of speech if you're going to critique people for what they say.
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Nearly 1 million students exercised their freedom of speech during more than 3,000 registered demonstrations across the country.
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In fact, the government is further crimping freedom of speech in a country not exactly known for it.
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The company is also arguing it violates the First Amendment's freedom of speech and 14th Amendment's due process.
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I love that there's freedom of speech and that he can stands up for what he believes in.
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China's constitution nods to freedom of speech and religion, but in practice the Communist Party's wishes trump it.
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A spokesman for the Belarusian Foreign Ministry said the detentions had nothing to do with freedom of speech.
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Those efforts often lead to tensions in Europe, where privacy is considered as sacrosanct as freedom of speech.
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He can be heard exclaiming that "I have my freedom of speech" just before the line goes dead.
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Which is great news to freedom of speech advocates everywhere, and of course, the cast of Sesame Street.
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"Now the problem of freedom of speech and objective journalism is becoming again a serious issue," he said.
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"That's part of the privilege of having the freedom of speech and the freedom of assembly," she said.
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Our constitution, and international agreements that Turkey is a part of, protect the freedom of speech and expression.
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That is beyond the reach of the type of freedom of speech that we believe should be protected.
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But that hasn't allayed the concerns of tech companies, freedom of speech campaigners and regular internet users themselves.
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According to her, this has become a freedom of speech issue and the Russian government will take measures.
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We can already see the battle over the freedom of speech and obscenity is happening on many fronts.
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Goodwin rejected Fontenot's charge that the law violated her constitutional rights to equal protection and freedom of speech.
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" Protesters behind Wilders hold signs that say "Infidels, Know Your Limits" and "Freedom of Speech Go To Hell.
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This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics.
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" Bearded protesters behind Wilders wield signs reading, "Infidels, Know Your Limits" and "Freedom of Speech Go To Hell.
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This protection from prosecution ensures freedom of speech, including documents and reports published as part of parliamentary proceedings.
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While 73 percent of students said their freedom of speech was secure, just 56 percent of adults did.
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Even the First Amendment -- which says there shall be no law restricting freedom of speech -- is not absolute.
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The reason they're complaining about freedom of speech is because they're complaining about really oppressive ideas being suppressed.
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What didn't exist in those days was freedom of speech and a free press to denounce government misdeeds.
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"We don't have guns or cannons, we as common citizens only have freedom of speech," he told CNN.
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""This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics.
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Johnson Supreme Court decision ruled that the act was protected under the First Amendment's freedom of speech clause.
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Freedom of speech allows us to formulate solutions to those problems, and to reach consensus on the solutions.
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In terms of openness and freedom of speech -- and despite today's many problems -- Libya is better without him.
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The deal also grants residents protection of certain human rights and freedoms, including freedom of speech and assembly.
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They typically think that freedom of speech is a Western invention to which they don't have to subscribe.
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Freedom of speech and the right to privacy are essential to democracy and need to be preserved online.
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Civil liberties advocates oppose these proposals because they violate the constitutional right to freedom of speech and expression.
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There are a lot of gray areas when it comes to enforcing freedom of speech on social media.
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The goal, he said, is to unite neighboring countries around the principles of freedom of speech and expression.
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"We have freedom of speech," he told journalists at the time, according to the news agency RIA Novosti.
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And it cannot be said too many times that freedom of speech does not guarantee freedom from consequence.
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That includes our armed forces and the national anthem as well as diversity, equality and freedom of speech.
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The Pennsylvania lawsuit relies on the freedom-of-speech argument to attack the state map of House districts.
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And how did they release them when these people had violated the constitutional right to freedom of speech?
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He essentially drew no distinction between freedom of speech and freedom of reach aka paid amplification through ads.
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"People like the idea of freedom of speech until they hear something they don't like," he tells THR.
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"I came here to support Rustavi 2 and to support freedom of speech," protester Nely Abashidze told Reuters.
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There is no freedom of speech, thought, assembly, religion, movement or any semblance of political liberty in China.
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Weibo users soon create another hashtag -- "I want freedom of speech" -- which quickly draws nearly 2 million views.
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"Many people are saying this is a freedom of speech issue, and of course it is," he said.
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They are calling Mr. Gillis's firing "cancel culture" and worrying about what it means for freedom of speech.
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In his statement, Rai said the order violated the freedom of speech rights guaranteed by the Indian constitution.
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"I mean, this country is about freedom of speech; it's about freedom of political view," Ford tells WWD.
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Trump certainly used his freedom of speech (and freedom of Twitter) to criticize his predecessor, President Barack Obama.
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They drowned out freedom of speech, silenced those with whom they disagree, and attacked the defenders of democracy.
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And one of the freedoms we have is freedom of speech and the freedom to express your views.
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I'm not an American, and in Britain freedom of speech or religion is not enshrined in a constitution.
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At home, countries would adopt democratic norms of open elections, freedom of speech and the rule of law.
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But a number of mostly conservative commentators have framed the issue as a matter of freedom of speech.
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"It's about this daughter's right to freedom of speech, which they have tried to act upon," he said.
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The court sided with Tinker and reaffirmed that students have the right to freedom of speech at school.
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"Freedom of speech does not mean the freedom to tell lies." said Grisham on behalf of her boss.
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However, an Ankara court dismissed the case, saying the cartoon was within the limits of freedom of speech.
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"Your claim to promote freedom of speech does not ring true," Waters told Zuckerberg, the sole witness testifying.
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The government and its supporters faced off against opposition parties and those championing freedom of speech at JNU.
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" Both Pacman and his wife repeatedly tell cops they can say whatever they want because of "freedom of speech.
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Demonstrators called for greater political openness, including freedom of speech and democracy, to match the country's growing economic liberalization.
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Bewkes said, however, the public should remain wary of any party that attempts to infringe upon freedom of speech.
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This is incredibly wrong and infringes upon many, many rights of people on the sight including Freedom of Speech.
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Congressional Black Caucus chairman Cedric Richmond has put out a statement defending Waters's freedom of speech, per ABC News.
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Do networks have to respect an individual&aposs freedom of speech, or our network&aposs responsibility and freedoms different?
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It's a welcome move — promoting freedom of speech while denying these zealots the right to hijack Facebook's viral machinery.
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"As we have stated previously, the Buccaneers recognize every individual's constitutional right to freedom of speech," the statement said.
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"Freedom of speech is something we fought for, they have that freedom because of the veterans efforts," said Dagan.
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Dianna Graves called it a "freedom of speech" issue, but did not directly condemn the poster at the time.
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The First Amendment's ban on "abridging the freedom of speech" means the government may not censor or punish expression.
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Washington sees Radio Marti as part of its campaign for greater human rights, including freedom of speech, in Cuba.
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Though critics of the EC's trajectory here have warned it poses risks to freedom of speech and expression online.
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I wholeheartedly believe in freedom of speech and freedom to express oneself [through] art, clothes, words, hair, music...EVERYTHING.
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He told bosses of media companies that, if elected, he would uphold the constitution and respect freedom of speech.
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Prince noted that freedom of speech is an important concept in this discussion, but shouldn't be the only consideration.
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Freedom of speech is sacrosanct to the United States but not a lot of the rest of the world.
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"The government has recently extended its suppression of freedom of speech to social media and electronic press," Magdi said.
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Several civil liberties and press groups classified the indictment as a danger to the freedom of speech and journalism.
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Some consider roasts a transgressive expression of freedom of speech, while others find them to be cruel and boorish.
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This was quickly followed by real changes, including suppression of freedom of speech and redistribution of assets and rents.
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Peskov said Russian media had been subjected to "outrageous" attacks in the United States which violated freedom of speech.
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And I&aposll be the first to stand up and say everybody has a right to freedom of speech.
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After organizers received threats of violence, a freedom of speech-inspired exhibition at the 2019 Aichi Triennale was shuttered.
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Killer Mike's take on freedom of speech is simple -- even stupid people have the right to do stupid crap.
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Liu said new legislation was needed to protect people's freedom of speech and correspondence in accordance with China's constitution.
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" First Lady Melania Trump: "Our country encourages freedom of speech, but let's communicate w/o hate in our hearts.
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"Freedom of speech and political expression is enshrined in Basic Law," she added, referring to Hong Kong's mini-constitution.
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He wrote about anything and everything—from freedom of speech and human rights to poverty tourism and modeling competitions.
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A direct consequence of this repressive climate has been tightened restrictions on freedom of speech and of the press.
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The United Nations has repeatedly criticized Congolese authorities for suppressing freedom of speech and using violence against peaceful protesters.
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Twitter did make its hardest stance on abuse last year that tarnished its former embrace of freedom of speech.
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The universities, observes Steve Simpson in Defending Free Speech, are a bellwether of the future of freedom of speech.
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But comedy needs freedom of speech to flourish, and Russia remains a country where dissidents can be locked up.
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Cuba has long been accused of committing human rights abuses, including arbitrary detentions and restrictions on freedom of speech.
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Since Lawrence is a man, he has the privilege of allowing himself freedom of speech within his old household.
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On November 9 this year, the HKJA warned of the "death knell of freedom of speech" in the city.
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When discussing freedom of speech, Mill argued that not only are false views not damaging, they are actually beneficial.
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Independent media, freedom of speech and assembly and the rule of law feature in most contemporary perceptions of democracy.
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People often defend freedom of speech on the grounds that citizens must retain the right to criticize their leaders.
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The essay, "On Freedom of Speech," could at first be circulated only through handwritten posters on the city's streets.
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Some believe it to be a ploy by the supposedly liberal Awami League government to curb freedom of speech.
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But the nation that had offered me complete freedom of speech and the promise of equality was changing dramatically.
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The incident sparked a debate — and criticism — over the balance between freedom of speech and local laws and regulations.
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She has praised the value of journalism in revealing wrongdoing and said that freedom begins with freedom of speech.
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This is why it is so important that the campus did all it could to ensure freedom of speech.
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A Lesson Exploring Why More Young People Don't Vote, and What Students Can Do About It Freedom of Speech?
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"We don't have the freedom of speech — people who try to talk, they always get in trouble," she said.
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"The way to reduce bullying is to not punish kids for exercising their freedom of speech," Mr. Kalman said.
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While some say the laws protect Israel and guard against anti-Semitism, others say they limit freedom of speech.
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There's a grim, new joke in India: There may be freedom of speech, but there's no freedom after speech.
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The painting has turned into a racially charged proxy fight over attitudes toward law enforcement and freedom of speech.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "This is the correspondents' dinner, celebrating the freedom of speech; you can't just say whatever you want!
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The A.C.L.U. needs a more contextual, creative advocacy when it comes to how it defends the freedom of speech.
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Most legal scholars concur that Brandeis set historic benchmarks in upholding freedom of speech and the right of privacy.
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Vlaming is claiming the school board violated his freedom of speech, and he is seeking $1 million in damages.
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"That's beyond shameful, and that's not freedom of speech," Angelucci said, referring to the alleged comment, according to WCHS.
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For this reason I have some advice for those in college who are concerned about their freedom of speech.
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Wang also said that young people advocating independence could test the limits of Hong Kong's vaunted freedom of speech.
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Instead, it will prevent essential collaborations and will, without question, have a chilling effect on our freedom of speech.
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Carter appealed her conviction to the US Supreme Court in July, arguing her freedom of speech rights were violated.
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America foundations, freedoms, the reason white people came to this country is for freedom of religion, freedom of speech.
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The country also has limited freedom of speech, expression and dissidents, and activists are often arrested for speaking out.
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The country does not have a Bill of Rights, and there is no constitutional protection for freedom of speech.
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However, freedom of speech issues are trumped by due process, meaning the law should decide what is allowed online.
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The junta has restricted freedom of speech and assembly, sending perceived political opponents to so-called attitude adjustment camps.
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Artificial intelligence that might screen out ostensibly offensive content raises serious ethical questions about freedom of speech, Vick noted.
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"Russia and China openly defy all the values of freedom of speech, of free and open Internet," Carter said.
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I wholeheartedly believe in freedom of speech and freedom to express oneself though art, clothes, words, hair, music…EVERYTHING.
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"It's decidedly out of step with the traditions of freedom of speech and of the press enshrined in our Constitution."
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Our Constitution protects freedom of speech (including angry citizens protesting on social media), and that paid political advertising will remain.
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Erdogan has severely curtailed freedom of speech and expression and has brought an increasingly religious bent to the Turkish government.
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And that's a sad situation that we're in, in a country that values the First Amendment, the freedom of speech.
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Unlike freedom of speech or association it is not a right that most of us personally exercise in daily life.
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We know, Justice Kennedy has been one to fight for, and vote for support religious liberties and freedom of speech.
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Britain's Nigel Farage:Would you accept a social media bill of rights that guarantees the basic protection of freedom of speech?
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Freedom of speech is protected by the First Amendment, so even if you don't agree with the protesters, play nice.
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Still, many Brazilians are concerned that he might curtail civil liberties, trample on human rights and muzzle freedom of speech.
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Some see this as a compromise of its supposed dedication to the ideals of liberal democracy and freedom of speech.
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"I do know there are consequences from freedom of speech; we will have to live with those consequences," Silver said.
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Each employs executives who are thoughtful about the task of making their platforms less toxic while protecting freedom of speech.
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" And a spokesperson for Uber sent this statement: "More than ever, it's important that we all support freedom of speech.
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" Turkey's government and academic establishment, the petition adds, have been "working together to stamp out freedom of speech in Turkey.
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My first suggestion has to do with freedom of speech and freedom of the press, starting with the Washington Post.
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He points to a dangerous tendency to see freedom of speech as a necessary evil rather than a positive good.
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The First Amendment has a "state actor" requirement that obligates only genuinely public entities to respect individuals' freedom of speech.
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I have been targeted for assassination a number of times simply because I stand and defend the freedom of speech.
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A small handful of cases has been repeatedly recycled as evidence of Chinese students' supposed hostility to freedom of speech.
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" As for Pendarvis, he issued a statement to the Shreveport Times saying, "As a society we have freedom of speech.
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The student denies the flag represents hate and said he's wearing it to stand up for students' freedom of speech.
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The flag is nothing without our constitution, and the first amendment to that constitution, freedom of speech and the freedom.
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The company has often treaded a fine line between protecting freedom of speech and hosting questionable, cruel, and objectionable content.
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The question before America's Supreme Court isn't whether wedding cakes are art or expression protected by the freedom of speech.
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It has jailed critics, introduced new laws aimed at curbing freedom of speech, censored the media and restricted political debate.
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" And now, while everyone is trying to play the blame game, Trump ironically asks, "What happened to freedom of speech?
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What right, if any, could remain sacrosanct if freedom of speech were to be extracted from the body of liberties?
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As a filmmaker, I'm incredibly fortunate to have the freedom of speech; it's what allows me to tell this story.
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The show polarized Indian comedy fans on where the line between freedom of speech and public decency should be drawn.
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Since it is a public forum, individuals' freedom of speech can't be limited there on the basis of political viewpoint.
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The right to freedom of speech – to freely disrespect the state without fear of repercussion – is deeply American in nature.
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In effect, the right took this enhanced definition of political correctness and placed it in opposition to freedom of speech.
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Well, I thought that every soldier that represents the US, they would defend the right of freedom, freedom of speech.
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"Freedom of speech ends where the criminal law begins," said Justice Minister Heiko Maas, the driving force behind the bill.
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The story of "The Innocence of Muslims" illustrates several points about how freedom of speech has evolved in recent years.
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"Freedom of speech and thought on the American campus are under attack," Sessions told a small crowd Tuesday at Georgetown.
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Our constitutionally protected freedom of speech and freedom of the press are pillars that make this country great, and different.
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"I'm not sure whether they contributed to freedom of speech or if they spoiled it," Mr. Bao said of Mirror.
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The only vengeance enjoyed by these fairytale heroines is the freedom of speech conferred by their expired non-disclosure agreements.
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The ACLU is claiming that the city's permitting process for murals is unconstitutional and places restrictions on freedom of speech.
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And that means they are willing to die on the battlefield for freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
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The network, which reported on the decision, called it a British-government-sanctioned attempt to interfere with freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech has been seen as a key achievement of the Western-backed governments in Kabul over recent years.
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One of the very things it represented is the freedom of speech, and that's one of the reasons I served.
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Moreover, the special counsel also acknowledged that the First Amendment complicated things — you know, that whole freedom of speech thing.
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The second trend is that China has grown more repressive on issues of freedom of speech, both domestically and globally.
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Fundamentally the activists wish to redefine the First Amendment, both in terms of freedom of speech and freedom of religion.
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Freedom of speech protects our societies from shipwreck on the Scylla of tyranny and the Charybdis of nihilism and despair.
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When asked about core American values, the top two responses were freedom (47 percent) and freedom of speech (39 percent).
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No administration in memory has more thoroughly undermined freedom of speech and of the press than that of President Obama.
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Over the past nine months we have protected freedom of speech, of assembly and the right to (criticize) the government.
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As Mr. Zonneveld put it, the case is about a conflict between freedom of speech and the freedom from discrimination.
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The latest clamor is a stark warning to anyone who presumes that politicians are natural friends of freedom of speech.
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But many South Koreans also view her as a leader who suppresses freedom of speech and dissent within her government.
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Anonymity — with its First Amendment implications for freedom of speech and association — would soon be a thing of the past.
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In a live-streamed speech at Georgetown University on Thursday, Mark Zuckerberg laid out his thoughts on freedom of speech.
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"I strongly believe in freedom of speech but not when it recklessly places the public at risk," Kutinsky's statement said.
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Crenshaw shortly before the event said he would be appearing on a panel to talk about freedom of speech online.
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The couple says that freedom of speech does not give Mr. Phillips the right to discriminate against same-sex couples.
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Giving up my privacy and freedom of speech in exchange for convenience is not a trade I'm willing to make.
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Because the First Amendment requires only that the government not make laws that restrict freedom of speech for its citizens.
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The Constitution guarantees freedom of speech and religion under the First Amendment and forbids government endorsement of a specific religion.
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"The demand is discriminative; it contradicts both the democracy and freedom of speech principles," Ms. Simonyan wrote on RT's website.
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The statement drew swift backlash as many citizens had been lamenting the lack of freedom of speech during the outbreak.
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In 2015, she denounced Saudi Arabia's record on gender rights and freedom of speech, prompting Riyadh to recall its ambassador.
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The ban, he says, is a violation of article 35 of China's constitution, which promises freedom of speech and assembly.
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" She argued that this speech-related guidance "trivializes actual harassment," and "teaches students the wrong lessons about freedom of speech.
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Though narrower than in the United States, freedom of speech in postwar Germany has been broadly interpreted by the courts.
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Yes, we have freedom of speech but there can be a lot of negatives that come with that as well.
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It was the latest flash point in a broader debate over freedom of speech and culture in the Bolsonaro era.
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"This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics," he wrote.
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That process was widely seen as strengthening his reputation as a defender of freedom of speech and increased his popularity.
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Yale in a statement Saturday said it supports freedom of speech, but does not allow the disruption of university events.
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"At least Hong Kong still has judicial independence, and we still have the freedom of speech, even though it's declining."
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I do this to remind me of the Chinese dissidents who don't have freedom of speech or process of law.
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What will come of Li's main legacies, which include calls for more freedom of speech and accountability on the mainland?
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" And, perhaps the most damning accusation of all for an educational institution, "Freedom of speech on college campuses is dead.
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But the government is also facing pressure over its response, including calls for freedom of speech protections in the country.
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They were also a tribute to the founding fathers' respect for freedom of speech and freedom of religion, he said.
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It's just that we still have freedom of speech in these countries, and I'm very happy that that's the case.
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The law also highlights the balancing act governments face in cracking down on extremist content without impacting freedom of speech.
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We believe that freedom of speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion, are not just American values but universal values.
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They argued that prohibiting them to assemble with firearms is a breach of the Second Amendment and freedom of speech.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Freedom of speech and creativity are crucial for developing vibrant, pluralistic, and democratic societies.
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Even though yes, we do have freedom of speech, it can be a lot of negative that comes with it.
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Assange's supporters regard him as a champion of freedom of speech who has exposed inconvenient truths at great personal cost.
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Freedom of speech, freedom from fear of being fired unlawfully from your job and fear of a relative getting arrested.
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My constitutional law professor made this point by asking us what "the freedom of speech" meant in the First Amendment.
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Protecting "the" freedom of speech also incorporated long-standing common law principles about the limitations of libel, slander, and reputation.
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The bill, now heading for the state Senate, would not impede one the freedom of speech or religion, Low said.
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"Freedom of expression, and opinions, and freedom of speech, that's how my family raised me up to be," Paul says.
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"I support freedom of speech," said a man who would only identify himself as a Hong Kong citizen named Johnny.
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Take, for instance, the way pornographer Larry Flynt became a cause célèbre for freedom of speech in the United States.
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To the signatories, the petition was freedom of speech, while the government took it as a statement supporting terrorist organizations.
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The First Amendment defines our most sacred freedoms, including freedom of the press, freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.
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Mr. Zou said he wanted to help women like Ms. He seek justice and to defend his freedom of speech.
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Over the past nine months we have protected freedom of speech, of assembly and the right to criticise the government.
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"Freedom of speech still doesn't exist in the way we would like to see it in the region," Alsallal says.
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"Freedom of Speech" (2018) "Freedom of Worship" (2018) "Freedom From Want" (2018) "Freedom From Fear" (2018) In his 1941 State of the Union address, President Franklin D. Roosevelt laid out his vision of a world based on "four essential human freedoms": freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want and freedom from fear.
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"Yes, we now do not loudly advocate freeing those under house arrest, human rights and freedom of speech," Mr. Asgarzadeh said.
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The Communications Act prevents the FCC from issuing any regulations that might curtail freedom of speech, as does the First Amendment.
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Tribunals can limit some rights, such as freedom of speech and religion, to enforce others, like protecting transgender people from discrimination.
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"This is [about] a greater freedom of speech issue [in South Asia]," NayanTara Gurung Kakshapati, curator and co-founder of photo.
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Implicit in the First Amendment's freedom of speech is the freedom to not have to say things with which you disagree.
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Whatever your view of Gawker's journalism, the case does raise questions about whether billionaire-funded lawsuits could threaten freedom of speech.
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But this says more about the pathologies of the American system than it does about the value of freedom of speech.
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She says "everything is good here in terms of health and cleanliness," and she thanks the government for freedom of speech.
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The network, which reported on the decision, called it a British-government-sanctioned attempt to interfere with freedom of speech. nyti.
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" Here is a particularly chickenshit portion of the letter: "I spent 37 years defending freedom of speech and freedom of expression.
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No less than the rest of us, a football player enjoys freedom of speech under the First Amendment to the Constitution.
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He backpedaled on his thinly veiled threat to charge the Fonsecas with disorderly conduct, instead saying he supported freedom of speech.
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"We must assume that a lot of content is being removed that could be a freedom of speech violation," Fanta said.
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In the real world, freedom of speech has limits, especially for employees -- as successful TV anchor Wendy Bell could tell you.
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But, as Renee and I both have said, freedom of speech is not the same thing as freedom of reach. Right.
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Let's say you believe in the virtues of democracy, freedom of speech and association, government transparency and that sort of thing.
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"As a law enforcement union, we certainly encourage people to exercise their constitutional right of freedom of speech," Jeff Bell wrote.
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While Dorsey stressed the importance of security, he also promised the company would not encroach upon its users' freedom of speech.
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This measure has been heavily criticized, especially by those who say it could have an impact on their freedom of speech.
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To add freedom of speech to that list of offenses would take new legislation in Congress, Heller and other experts said.
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"There shouldn't be any warning shots fired at them for having freedom of speech," the Briton said at a news conference.
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"We consider it a worthwhile purpose in terms of freedom of speech and the right to gather and demonstrate," he said.
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Companies like Facebook, along with activists, have raised the issue that this new law could significantly impact freedom of speech online.
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He helped draft a new democratic constitution guaranteeing fundamental rights such as freedom of speech, and preparing Tunisia for free elections.
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"The state should protect freedom of speech and freedom from coerced speech," Kevin Theriot, a lawyer for the centers, told Reuters.
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"Our country encourages freedom of speech, but let's communicate w/o hate in our hearts," the first lady tweeted Saturday afternoon.
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While establishing the national state, he cracked-down on minorities and opposition, and limited the freedom of speech and the press.
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Meanwhile, civil liberties and freedom of speech have been quashed as independent media outlets close and critics and journalists are detained.
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The Kremlin could have portrayed too direct an intervention as an attack on freedom of speech by a supposedly liberal democracy.
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"Without freedom of speech there is no modern world, just a barbaric one," says Ai, a prominent Chinese artist and activist.
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There's a very fine line between criminal harassment and sex crimes and other things like freedom of speech and bad behavior.
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The move was also "in solidarity with Mashrou' Leila and in support of tolerance, freedom of speech and expression", it said.
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The rejection by mainstream crowdfunding sites means white nationalists have been forced to use other platforms that champion freedom of speech.
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Zuckerberg said it will be "the most comprehensive take" he's shared about his stance on freedom of speech and personal voice.
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"In the name of this policy, we have allowed an encroachment on our liberties, on our freedom of speech," he added.
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The couple's decision to claim asylum is likely to draw further attention to Russia's patchy record on protecting freedom of speech.
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This means it enjoys liberties that are not available in the mainland, like freedom of speech, religion, and peaceful public assembly.
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"The University of Miami supports artistic expression and freedom of speech," said an official University of Miami statement sent to CNN.
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"I draw the line on freedom of speech when it actually imports violent ideology, which I feel is happening," she said.
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Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, oversees a theocratic regime that detains dissidents, restricts freedom of speech, and oppresses LGBT citizens.
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The Basic Law guarantees wide-ranging personal freedoms, including freedom of speech, and independent law enforcement overseen by an independent judiciary.
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He was a fierce defender of the First Amendment's guarantee of freedom of speech, and particularly its exercise on college campuses.
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Which of these posts are really attempts to buy and sell and which are just people exercising their freedom of speech?
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As Mr. Nehru himself well understood, freedom of speech is not a license to undermine the sovereignty and integrity of India.
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The Carl von Ossietzky Prize has been awarded yearly by Norsk PEN since 1994 for exceptional work promoting freedom of speech.
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Gawker Media LLC's bankruptcy case is once again becoming the setting for a fight over freedom of speech and defamation claims.
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But Michigan has no anti-SLAPP law, and North Wind has argued that the dispute is not about freedom of speech.
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You can watch Brack's speech here:Previously Brack pushed back against accusations that Blizzard was curbing freedom of speech at China's behest.
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The network, which critics call a Kremlin mouthpiece, denounced it as a government-backed attempt to interfere with freedom of speech.
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"These people have their right to freedom of speech, but the values they represent don't represent America," said Jon Pattee, 48.
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Despite the delicate wording, half a dozen acts, including Lebanese artists, backed out of the festival, citing freedom of speech grounds.
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But she urged him not to "compromise the tradition of freedom of speech and academic inquiry" by barring Wallace from campus.
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Meanwhile, Apple actually filed on Thursday to vacate the court order to unlock the iPhone in question, citing freedom of speech.
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With Taiwan's transition toward democracy and freedom of speech in the late 1980s, the ban on Mr. Li's books was lifted.
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"Your honor judge, the First Amendment guarantees the right to freedom of speech in the courtroom, fair-cross examination," he said.
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The Chinese people have been fighting for human rights for decades, including the rights to privacy, freedom of speech and democracy.
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With respect to freedom of speech, the First Amendment says nothing more than that Congress shall make no law abridging it.
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When a totalitarian ruler is trying to take power, one of the first things they limit is their freedom of speech.
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These policies have been widely criticized for threatening freedom of speech and freedom of assembly, as well as enabling racial profiling.
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This group, which includes high-profile journalists and celebrities, believes that hatred should not be covered by the freedom of speech.
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If he had the power to suppress freedom of speech, he would use it to silence the people I agree with.
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Though some have defended Mr. Sabisky, citing freedom of speech, some in the government appeared to be distancing itself from him.
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Combatting fake news and disinformation on social media without restricting freedom of speech or diluting journalistic content will take a village.
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When the First Amendment was ratified, freedom of speech was exercised in person, so the speaker's identity was almost always known.
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Chinese academics have launched at least two petitions in the wake of Dr. Li's death, each calling for freedom of speech.
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In a place like Hong Kong, where we have freedom of speech, we don't want to lose things integral to us.
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"Freedom of speech is a human right," the U.N. said, adding "nobody should be harassed, tortured or killed for exercising it".
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This month, the Supreme Court ruled that internet access was integral to an individual's right to freedom of speech and expression.
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" He added that the likelihood agencies will "misinterpret" online postings or otherwise use them against will "inevitably hamper freedom of speech.
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After all, the first amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees everyone lawful freedom of speech no matter how repugnant their views.
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"It really is a freedom of speech issue," said Valerie Bandurchin, an owner of the hair salon, who attended Tuesday's arguments.
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The GOP will have to own every 22019-4 attack on women's rights, voting rights, LGBT rights, & freedom of speech & religion.
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"I want freedom of speech," he told reporters, lashing out at Democrats for conducting what he called an unfair impeachment process.
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Internet freedom activists are concerned it could impinge on users' right to freedom of speech, potentially leading to government-mandated censorship.
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The two received the 2018 PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award, which recognizes imprisoned writers targeted for exercising freedom of speech.
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Meanwhile, Singapore last week passed legislation against "fake news" that has been criticized as a tool to curtail freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech and thought are, in theory, what drives academia — and a new website is drawing criticism for threatening those virtues.
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The oil-rich Middle Eastern nation, home to some 77 million people, is particularly touchy when it comes to freedom of speech.
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The owners of Brush & Nib Studio claimed in a 2016 lawsuit that the city law violates their freedom of speech and religion.
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Critics fear that it will lead to the excessive deletion of content, which in extreme cases could infringe upon freedom of speech.
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The chef said he was just practicing his freedom of speech and the response he has received has been pretty positive overall.
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Congress must investigate this egregious attack on the freedom of speech, the freedom of the press, and my free exercise of religion.
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In a huffy response, Singapore's government noted America "allows…hate speech under the rubric of freedom of speech", whereas Singapore does not.
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For example, people have a right to a fair trial, to freedom of religion, to freedom of speech, to freedom of movement.
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The Court thus recognised that privacy harms can trigger a wealth of related harms, chilling freedom of speech and freedom of association.
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The protesters at the town hall event exercised their freedom of speech at a crucial time when democracy itself is under threat.
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The Facebook CEO said that while the company wants to stop the spread of misinformation, it also cares about freedom of speech.
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While we have freedom of speech, we also have billions of for-profit lobbyist dollars acting as a cudgel against our interests.
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Critics say the measure would delegate too much power to private internet companies, and that it may curb freedom of speech online.
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It's essentially a violation of the right to freedom of speech and it has impacts on so many areas of the law.
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Yet where freedom of speech and expression is more important than ever, it's just not there any more — not even a zero.
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In his Vietnam visit, Obama acknowledged the work of popular artists to speak out on behalf of freedom of speech and expression.
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India has constitutional guarantees of freedom of speech and by some measures the biggest and most diverse media industry in the world.
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Finnish libraries are mandated by a law that came into effect in 2017 to promote democracy, active citizenship and freedom of speech.
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FREEDOM OF SPEECH, one of the five rights enshrined in the First Amendment, offers little solace to people silenced by private entities.
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Turkey is well-known as a censorious country when it comes to freedom of speech online, and the platforms that facilitate it.
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GUTFELD: If you have the right to bear arms, the right of freedom of speech, you should have the right to relief.
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The case is a chilling example of how censorship and freedom of speech remain curtailed in totalitarian regimes like Saudi Arabia. 22017.
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Phillips contends that law violated his rights to freedom of speech and free exercise of religion under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.
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The German government's human rights commissioner Baerbel Kofler urged Bahrain to honor its constitution's commitment to freedom of speech and the press.
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The challenge here is that criminalizing Facebook broadcasts of one's crimes does potentially infringe upon one's freedom of speech about those crimes.
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" With tears in her eyes, she continued: "He said, 'You know what baby, I fought for people to have freedom of speech.
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What we do not need is an abridgment of our freedom of speech in a misguided effort to ensure the nation's security.
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Human rights group Amnesty International also called for the immediate release of the two and for freedom of speech to be respected.
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Last week, he formally asked Parliament to tighten constitutional rules on immigration, despite opposition leaders accusing him of hampering freedom of speech.
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Our guidance includes safeguards to avoid over-removal and ensure transparency and the protection of fundamental rights such as freedom of speech.
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As clampdowns on freedom of speech become more frequent, a growing number of people are claiming the right "not to be offended".
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This is a huge boost for freedom of speech, and has led to a vast increase in the volume of material published.
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My book shows how certain philosophic ideas undercut America's response to the jihadist movement, including notably its attacks on freedom of speech.
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CPCs have argued that the law violates their freedom of speech, though they have yet to persuade a court of their claim.
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But there are concerns that it could infringe on freedom of speech, and some question whether automated content removal would mitigate radicalization.
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The companies have struggled to draw the line between freedom of speech and incendiary propaganda that has the potential to radicalize users.
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"There is freedom of speech, but we can't allow obstructive ways, can't speak harmful words about individual people or organizations," he said.
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The outcome of this case will tell us a lot about Myanmar's commitment to the rule of law and freedom of speech.
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Instead, the ACLU argued the school went oo far and had violated Mansmann and the other students' First Amendment freedom of speech.
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One of the book's co-authors, James Fetzer, argued the false statements were protected under his first amendment freedom of speech protections.
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Zuckerberg said the ruling was a "very troubling precedent to set," given that different countries have different laws on freedom of speech.
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As a philosophy graduate of the University of Chicago, I fervently endorse the university's reaffirmation of maximal freedom of speech and thought.
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" CNN also said Lewis "viewed sexual harassment law as an assault on First Amendment rights to freedom of speech, calling it 'unconstitutional.
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"This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics," he wrote later Wednesday.
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But 64 percent of respondents also said he had the right to protest under the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees freedom of speech.
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" The Constitution protects freedom of speech and expression but with exceptions, among them speech that undermines "the sovereignty and integrity of India.
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These groups could be allies in seeking greater objectivity from social media websites by taking a principled position on freedom of speech.
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Her attorneys argued in Monday's filing that her freedom of speech may have been violated and should be protected under the constitution.
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" Brennan denied the claims, calling the decision part of a "broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics.
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My record as a vocal advocate for Western Civilization is nearly as full as my record in defense of Freedom of Speech.
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That is until Kahiu's lawyer Sofia Leteipan suggested they sue the Kenyan Film Review Board for encroaching on her freedom of speech.
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Phillips contends the law violated his rights to freedom of speech and free exercise of religion under the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment.
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Anti-censorship and freedom of speech are two magnificent causes that Gamergate has used to smuggle through customs its squalid, base politics.
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The EFF is citing statements by Trump and his advisors regarding Internet control, net neutrality, and freedom of speech and the press.
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Maines is president of The Media Institute, a nonprofit organization that promotes freedom of speech, a competitive communications industry, and journalistic excellence.
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I think the individuals exercising their freedom of speech need and deserve far more respect than the flag or some arbitrary ceremony.
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"This action is part of a broader effort by Mr. Trump to suppress freedom of speech & punish critics," Brennan wrote on Twitter.
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As it stands, Google risks becoming complicit in the Chinese government's repression of freedom of speech and other human rights in China.
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Among the students' demands in 1989 were a free press and freedom of speech, disclosure of leaders' assets and freedom to demonstrate.
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These cases, especially when paired with everyone's favorite decontextualized Voltaire quote, suggest that freedom of speech is primarily about offense and tolerance.
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It also remains to be seen whether he will continue to allow the level of freedom of speech that has characterized Mrs.
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"There is no longer any freedom of speech in China," Jia Jia, a blogger who writes about history, said of the campaign.
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For the Cynics, only those people who achieved self-sufficiency (autarkeia) or independence of mind could truly exercise their freedom of speech.
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Then, have students read and annotate an essay explaining the ways in which the Supreme Court has interpreted the freedom of speech.
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"The importance is to test the limits of freedom of speech in the West," Mr. Shojaei-Tabataei said in a recent interview.
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First, the core principle of freedom of speech and information prevents democracies from restricting those rights in an effort to protect themselves.
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"This executive order was designed to counter a slippery slope where freedom of speech and protests turn into anti-Semitism," he said.
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While freedom of speech is indeed suppressed in Iran, this is nonetheless an imperialist push to weaken and potentially overthrow its government.
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Its extensive citizenship test can only be taken in English, and it includes questions about freedom of speech and other democratic norms.
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In contrast to many regimes in the region, Qatar has championed American values, including constitutional government, freedom of speech and human rights.
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What's more, if students feel they're being surveilled, that could lead to a chilling effect on freedom of speech, assembly, and religion.
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Worse yet, the Constitution did not exist, there was no freedom of speech, or even the right to petition the Continental Congress.
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"While we support freedom of speech, we don't support abusing that freedom to harm, bully, or attack people online," the letter said.
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So why is the Kremlin granting freedom of speech to opposition candidates on state-owned channels, which reach nearly the entire population?
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She argued the firing violated her freedom of speech, and ultimately she won severance from her former employer, the Washington Post reported.
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And so we have been working really hard to figure out what's the right way to balance responsibility with freedom of speech.
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Critics say "hard" schemes like Prevent are an excuse to spy on Muslims, ends up profiling minorities, and curtailing freedom of speech.
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Should lies about Mao and promotion of Maoism, which denies freedom of speech, be allowed as a legitimate part of free speech?
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Authoritarian regimes will use the net neutrality rollback as an excuse to establish more controls over internet content, harming freedom of speech.
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"Freedom of speech must prevail over violence and Islamic fatwa's", the leader of the largest opposition party in the Dutch parliament wrote.
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For instance, the freedom of speech does not allow you to put people at harm by yelling, "fire," in a crowded room.
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But the patent, filed in 2009, has raised concerns from freedom of speech advocates since it came to light publicly in 2011.
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Freedom of speech is under assault worldwide, as authoritarian governments shrink the space for dissent and further criminalize various forms of expression.
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Worse, abolishing net neutrality gives American corporations the means, motive and opportunity to become accomplices in selling out our freedom of speech.
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The court held that the freedom of speech must give way to a federal statute banning "material support" for foreign terrorist groups.
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"The government is committed to freedom of speech and knows that it is a basic civil right for our people," he wrote.
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They'd position it as a freedom of speech issue and then try and use it to bring new people into their corner.
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"My family has given to about 20 congressmen who fight for human rights and freedom of speech in Latin America," he said.
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This week, advocates of lab-based meat sued, alleging freedom of speech infringement, just before the law went into effect on Tuesday.
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It's one of the easiest things to do as president: speak out in defense of liberal values, freedom of speech, human rights.
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Trump defended his decision, announced on Wednesday, saying it had elevated the former CIA chief rather than hampering his freedom of speech.
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His mixtapes—2000 & Life, Freedom of Speech and Ghetto Gospel—have been heralded as some of the genre's finest bodies of work.
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Freedom of speech isn't a reality for Chinese citizens, who can face decades in prison for publishing articles about human rights online.
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Critics argue the law will hurt freedom of speech by forcing social media platforms to censor users in order to avoid potential fines.
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Seselja said organizations needed to consider the impact on people of faith when they exercised their freedom of speech but cautioned against censorship.
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As Floyd Abrams wrote, the free speech clause is "anticensorial," a negative liberty that forbids the government from abridging the freedom of speech.
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The viral hashtag #VeteransforKaepernick showcases veterans of different races and ranks offering their support for his right to exercise his freedom of speech.
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THOMAS: So what I would like to say is that Congresswoman Maxine Waters has her opinion, and she has her freedom of speech.
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Weinstein mocked that notion in his tweet, and conservatives agreed, decrying the firing on grounds of censorship, freedom of speech, and political correctness.
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President Trump has repeatedly weighed in on the controversy, but the NFL has come down on the side of athletes' freedom of speech.
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Since Spencer's speech in December at the university, controversial speakers have sparked protests at many different campuses, sparking debates about freedom of speech.
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The Times report comes at a time sellers and social media platforms are wrestling with issues about freedom of speech and offensive speech.
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"I do know there are consequences from freedom of speech; we will have to live with those consequences," Silver told reporters in Tokyo.
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"Wuhan government owes Dr Li Wenliang an apology," and "We want freedom of speech," were among the trending hashtags on Chinese social media.
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Bytedance challenged the state court's ban order in India's Supreme Court last week, saying it went against freedom of speech rights in India.
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The federal government's concerns about terrorism and crime were replaced with staunch words on freedom of speech and the right to bear arms.
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According to Nectar Gan, a reporter for CNN International, the hashtag "I want freedom of speech" had 1.8 million views around 5 a.m.
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Another letter signed by 9 academics around China also asked that February 6 be made "National Freedom of Speech Day" in Li's honor.
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Rwanda&aposs government has denied repeated allegations by human rights groups of restricting freedom of speech and clamping down on signs of dissent.
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Daniel McArthur, who owns the bakery with his wife Amy, said the ruling protected freedom of speech and freedom of conscience for everyone.
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First, Planned Parenthood contended its freedom of speech was violated when Ohio made state funding conditional on its decision to stop promoting abortion.
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"We're delighted that the RSC is showcasing new, political plays about freedom of speech," Sarah Horne, a member of BP or not BP?
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Article 35 of China's constitution promises every citizen "freedom of speech, of the press, of assembly, of association, of procession and of demonstration".
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It has brotherhood, it has breakup to makeup, it has rags to riches, it has freedom of speech, police brutality, AIDS and HIV.
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"Attacks against the press are attacks against the freedom of speech," said Dodik who frequently lashes out at reporters who criticize his policies.
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The act was a means of protesting the chilling effects of a Trump presidency and exercising her freedom of speech as an artist.
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"While FINA respects the principle of freedom of speech, it has to be conducted in the right context," it said in a statement.
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But you also have rights of the First Amendment such as freedom of speech and religion and Mr. Vlaming's are being shut out.
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Sure, we all have a right to freedom of speech and this includes expressing our views (or insensitive jokes) on clothing or accessories.
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According to Washington Examiner Editorial Director Hugo Gurdon, the shift will not change the Examiner's fundamental values on freedom of speech, religion, etc.
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Freedom of speech and expression, Freedom of religion, Freedom of the press.... It is these basic rights which have always made America Great.
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These letters asked for elemental rights for freedom of speech and association guaranteed under Iran's 22019 constitution and the Universal Declaration of Rights.
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The stakes are greater than Mr Erdogan's fragile ego: freedom of speech, the refugee crisis and Syrian policy are all in the mix.
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So it's fair to assume that Putin and his cronies can use this law to stifle freedom of speech and quash the opposition.
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It started with cuts to our social rights, then it extended to our civil liberties: freedom of speech, the right to demonstrate peacefully.
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Jones ended her interview with a clear pointer for Twitter and users alike: "Hate speech and freedom of speech are two different things."
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In 2017, other sponsors including Nike, Anheuser-Busch, Under Armour and Ford issued statements supporting "freedom of speech" without directly referencing the protests.
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They protect your privacy and freedom of speech, freedom of worship from the tech monopolies that seem to crush all of those things.
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The journalists have been supported by an international campaign that has highlighted the lack of press freedom and freedom of speech in Turkey.
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We look forward to working with Twitter, media companies, and other online platforms to limit hate and harassment and preserve freedom of speech.
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But, according to Lowell, nobody said that the photographer, like the baker, was an artist who should be protected under freedom of speech.
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The public pushback gave a window into the growing frustration among intellectuals over the broad crackdown by Mr. Xi on freedom of speech.
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Congressional representatives also grilled Zuckerberg about Facebook's stance on freedom of speech and its policies regarding fact-checking of ads and news stories.
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The court upheld the May ruling from the lower court, saying the comments by Doepfner were protected under German freedom of speech laws.
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CCTV says it will not broadcast two NBA preseason games slated to take place in China after Silver defends Morey's freedom of speech.
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Hong Kongers still maintain a level of autonomy the rest of China doesn't have, such as freedom of speech and freedom of assembly.
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But when platforms flex their muscles in this way, are they restricting, or even censoring freedom of speech and censoring the free press?
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China currently imposes strict limits on the freedom of speech and has been regularly condemned for arbitrary detentions, wide-ranging corruption and brutality.
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The SFC did not respond to requests for comment, but it has said previously it does not intend to stifle freedom of speech.
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While it theoretically offers broad guarantees to things like freedom of speech, religion and association, rights groups say in practice these are ignored.
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Keegan-Michael Key doesn't ... telling TMZ Sports he totally supports the Seattle Seahawks star expressing his freedom of speech on the football field.
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It is a study of the darker side of freedom of speech, an exposé of the effect of these expressions on the artist.
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In contrast in Hong Kong, an autonomous region of China that enjoys greater freedom of speech and press freedom, reports are more common.
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The case: This was a case about freedom of speech, in particular about spending limits by, or for, candidates running for office. Sen.
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Brennan should consider taking a Hippocratic-like oath to "abstain from doing harm" to our national security when exercising his freedom of speech.
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RT, which originated as Russia Today, called the interruption of its financial dealings a government-backed attempt to interfere with freedom of speech.
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"Freedom of speech, freedom of choice and tolerance for differing views are the core principles of any free and open society," he said.
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Seth D.W. from Locust Grove proposed this interpretation: This picture represents people as a whole not having the power of freedom of speech.
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Taiwan is a thriving democracy with freedom of speech and expression, but this particular symbol of support for its rival angered many locals.
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It is a beacon for advocates of greater inclusion in the photo world, as well as those seeking freedom of speech in Bangladesh.
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Australia's unique legal situation arises out of its lack of a Bill of Rights or any explicit constitutional guarantee of freedom of speech.
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His distraction tirades over kneeling during the national anthem are now serving to undermine one of our democracy's greatest strengths — freedom of speech.
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What is the difference between freedom of speech on something where you feel you're being discriminated against by another group, versus hate speech?
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Li died of the coronavirus on February 6, and his death triggered thousands of posts on social media calling for freedom of speech.
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What the other side gets wrong is that brute, malign and even hateful speech is, in fact, broadly covered by freedom of speech.
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On today's episode: • My colleague Jeremy W. Peters has been reporting on the battle being waged on college campuses over freedom of speech.
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"I want freedom of speech" also emerged as one of the top trending topics on the site, until government censors stopped the messages.
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The phrase "We want freedom of speech" begins to trend on Weibo, a Twitter-like website, before it is censored from the platform.
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In Japan, where the 2020 Olympics will be held, freedom of speech, press and other forms of expression are protected under the constitution.
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Surely, enabling people to decide for themselves whether the original post or the correction is true is what freedom of speech is about.
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"It's so upsetting — I'd been so proud and happy, we were talking about how every voice counts, about freedom of speech," she said.
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Besides, the rise of the economy can also be seen through the rapid growth of freedom of speech influence on the international stage.
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Stranger that it could take a figure like Erdogan to take him down over the issue of human rights and freedom of speech.
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First Amendment guarantees of freedom of speech and religion provided the foundation for the African-American Muslim community's establishment and resilience over time.
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Our nation's Constitution guarantees us certain inalienable rights, not the least of which is contained in its First Amendment: the freedom of speech.
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He pointed to the Second Amendment, in which he said these rights of freedom of speech and freedom of the press are enshrined.
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Civic engagement is vital, especially among the many young people who adore Swift's music, and freedom of speech is a bedrock American principle.
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In an article in The Times of London, a journalist, Andrew Ellson, called the proposed new standards an assault on freedom of speech.
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" Details: The NRA alleges the move violates its freedom of speech for political reasons and attempts to "blacklist anyone linked to the NRA.
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It's time for us to protect freedom of speech — whether online or offline — and give defendants a fair way to fight abusive litigation.
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"As it stands, Google risks becoming complicit in the Chinese government's repression of freedom of speech and human rights in China," they wrote.
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On Sunday morning, there were theories kicked around about why it had been axed from some broadcasts: was NBC stifling freedom of speech?
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Bill of Rights protects your freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, freedom of speech, but it doesn't protect and guarantee you economic rights.
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"If some DC official used those or similar expressions of my freedom of speech as the main reason to rescind my award, that unfortunately hinders the whole idea of the International Women of Courage Award, which is to promote human rights, such as freedom of speech, and which was the basis for my nomination in the first place," she told CNN.
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Numerous Breitbart contributors espoused the idea that Islam is incompatible with democracy, freedom of speech, and the peaceful and law-bound resolution of conflict.
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His joke was a reflection of what is dominating headlines about Facebook: less about freedom of speech, more about copying all of Snapchat's features.
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court sided with former political science professor, John McAdams, who sued Marquette University in 2016 for violating his freedom of speech.
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The National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA) filed a lawsuit against the legislation, arguing that it infringed on their freedom of speech.
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Although a part of China, Hong Kong has its own judges, lawmakers, and currency, while residents have their freedom of speech and assembly protected.
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My objection to it has always been the illiberalism of it restricting freedom of speech; that to me the most serious aspect of it.
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The first has to do with freedom of speech as a fundamental right, vital to democracy, social change and the ability to fight injustice.
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There is no way to disagree with the establishment or to ask questions about anything, even though freedom of speech is our constitutional right.
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Today's decision reaffirms that students have the right to freedom of speech, and that they do not check their rights at the schoolhouse gate.
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"I would presume it's within this sort of freedom of speech," he said, but added that free speech should make exemptions for hate speech.
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The internet age is still relatively new, and we'll know more in the future about how to balance freedom of speech and public health.
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"While FINA respects the principle of freedom of speech, it has to be conducted in the right context," the organization said in their statement.
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In 2015, the Federal Communications Commission put a series of net neutrality rules in place, which protect the openness and freedom of speech online.
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For generations, immigrants have left other nations for the US specifically because of its promise of the rule of law and freedom of speech.
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We wouldn't join forces to isolate them as we have to defend freedom of speech even if we disagree with what is being said.
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Any university effort to protect freedom of speech, Ms Ben-Porath suggests, is incomplete without genuine attempts to include all students in the speaking.
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Pussy Riot said its demands included freeing political prisoners in Russia, freedom of speech on the internet, freedom to protest, and allowing political competition.
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" But she added that she's worried about Trump's "attitude towards freedom of speech, and the role of the media and his disregard for institutions.
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Facebook is grappling with public backlash after a series of scandals ranging from privacy breaches to accusations that it is restricting freedom of speech.
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The "one country, two systems" formula accords Hong Kong a degree of autonomy and freedoms not enjoyed in mainland China, including freedom of speech.
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It also denied there had been "any political censorship, restriction of the freedom of speech or deprivation of the right to stand for elections".
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Though the Nordic nation has freedom of speech written into its 1953 constitution, rules governing whistleblowers are vague, Socialist lawmaker Lisbeth Bech Poulsen said.
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I love my dad because he said freedom of speech in Spanish, in Chinese, in Arabic and that's what these people are fighting for.
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" The secretary of state for digital, Jeremy Wright, responded by urging YouTube to "reconsider their judgement" — saying: "We all believe in freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech and expression have both come under attack by Polish authorities in recent years as part of a countrywide backlash against liberalism.
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It was put in so we could defend our First Amendment, the freedom of speech, and also to defend ourselves against our own government.
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Haley told the council that inside Iran, Christians and other minorities are persecuted, gays and lesbians are executed and freedom of speech is denied.
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The company has recently looked to expand its user base and remains one of the most active corporate advocates on freedom of speech issues.
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Turkey regularly performs badly in surveys on press freedom and freedom of speech and has been heavily criticized by its western and European partners.
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"Freedom of speech is now interpreted as freedom to say anything hateful," said Julie Jeeg, a law student who volunteers with an antiracism group.
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Critics say the new changes would also make it a crime to be gay, and may limit human rights and restrict freedom of speech.
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Freedom of speech and assembly in Hong Kong are guaranteed under a Basic Law, or mini-constitution, worked out by British and Chinese officials.
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"We believe that any speech challenging a country's national sovereignty and social stability is not within the scope of freedom of speech," CCTV added.
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His decision not to participate in the march indicated a potential erosion of freedom of speech in the city, said Mr. Ho, the lawyer.
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She also said the administration supports "free speech" and that it thinks freedom of the press and freedom of speech go hand in hand.
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Phillips claims that requiring him to provide the wedding cake violates his constitutional rights to freedom of speech and the free exercise of religion.
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It is baked into our DNA, grounded in a constitution that puts freedom of speech, expression and religion in one place: the First Amendment.
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Despite numerous opportunities, President Trump has done little to unify the country or promote our shared commitment to liberty, equality, and freedom of speech.
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