WikiLeaks founder Assange says pleaded guilty to journalism' to be freed
Assange warned that freedom of expression is at a critical juncture, citing his own plea to journalism as problematic for press freedoms.
Alarm over new law giving Paraguay powers to crack down on NGOs
New law in Paraguay allows government to close NGOs and suspend staff, alarming critics who view it as a crackdown on dissent.
Imprisoned British-Egyptian activist named PEN writer of courage 2024
PEN Pinter prize awarded to Alaa Abd el-Fattah for courage despite ongoing imprisonment, emphasizing the danger his voice poses to autocratic regimes.
Finally Free, Assange Receives a Measure of Justice From the Council of Europe
PACE declared Julian Assange a political prisoner, raising concerns over government actions that impact freedom of expression and press accountability.
Julian Assange: I am free because I pleaded guilty to journalism'
Julian Assange asserts his freedom comes from pleading guilty, not from a functional system, emphasizing that journalism should not be criminalized.
Iran frees rapper Toomaj Salehi jailed for supporting protests
Toomaj Salehi, an Iranian rapper, has been freed from prison after a death sentence for supporting protests, highlighting the regime's oppression.
WikiLeaks founder Assange says pleaded guilty to journalism' to be freed
Assange warned that freedom of expression is at a critical juncture, citing his own plea to journalism as problematic for press freedoms.
Alarm over new law giving Paraguay powers to crack down on NGOs
New law in Paraguay allows government to close NGOs and suspend staff, alarming critics who view it as a crackdown on dissent.
Imprisoned British-Egyptian activist named PEN writer of courage 2024
PEN Pinter prize awarded to Alaa Abd el-Fattah for courage despite ongoing imprisonment, emphasizing the danger his voice poses to autocratic regimes.
Finally Free, Assange Receives a Measure of Justice From the Council of Europe
PACE declared Julian Assange a political prisoner, raising concerns over government actions that impact freedom of expression and press accountability.
Julian Assange: I am free because I pleaded guilty to journalism'
Julian Assange asserts his freedom comes from pleading guilty, not from a functional system, emphasizing that journalism should not be criminalized.
Iran frees rapper Toomaj Salehi jailed for supporting protests
Toomaj Salehi, an Iranian rapper, has been freed from prison after a death sentence for supporting protests, highlighting the regime's oppression.
Nazi demonstrators gather outside 'Diary of Anne Frank' play in Michigan
Masked protesters waving Nazi flags outside a play about Anne Frank instilled fear among attendees, who required escorts for safety.
Spanish couple held in Singapore over football protest
A Spanish couple's honeymoon in Singapore took a turn after they protested against a football club owner, facing potential legal issues due to strict assembly laws.
Nazi demonstrators gather outside 'Diary of Anne Frank' play in Michigan
Masked protesters waving Nazi flags outside a play about Anne Frank instilled fear among attendees, who required escorts for safety.
Spanish couple held in Singapore over football protest
A Spanish couple's honeymoon in Singapore took a turn after they protested against a football club owner, facing potential legal issues due to strict assembly laws.
France is holding a trial over the beheading of a teacher who showed prophet cartoons to his class
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One journalist killed every four days in 2022-23, most cases unpunished: UN
UNESCO reported a 38% increase in journalist deaths, urging governments to combat impunity and protect freedom of expression.
Nobel and Pulitzer winners denounce dangerous' Israel cultural boycott
Prominent cultural figures oppose boycotts against Israeli artistic entities, emphasizing the dangers of cultural exclusion and need for open dialogue.
El caotico mundo de Mia Khalifa: dinero, sexo y activismo
Navigating social media fame involves confronting issues of self-presentation, public judgment, freedom of expression, and the impact of past actions.
New poop statue displayed near US Capitol to honor' January 6 rioters
A temporary bronze statue mocking January 6 insurrectionists was installed near the Capitol, symbolizing a controversial reflection of American democracy.
The installation critiques and satirizes the actions and justifications of those involved in the January 6 insurrection.
Biglaw Firm Sets The Record Straight On Layoffs - See Also
Goodwin is clarifying layoff rumors amidst discussions on social platforms.
Harvard law students face backlash over a study group that resembles a protest.
SFO passenger deplaned from Delta flight due to T-shirt
A veteran faced removal from a Delta flight due to her shirt's message on veteran suicide, highlighting controversies around freedom of expression and airline policies.
Cornell Championed "Free Expression." Then It Rolled Out Protest Restrictions.
Cornell University's new expressive activity policy has faced backlash due to restrictions that critics claim curtail free speech, especially for pro-Palestine advocates.
Roberto Saviano to appear at Frankfurt book fair despite Italy delegation's snub
Roberto Saviano's absence from the official Italian delegation at the Frankfurt book fair underscores tensions between Italy's far-right government and its literary community.
Far-right leader who burned copies of Qur'an goes on trial in Sweden
Paludan's trial highlights the tension between freedom of expression and hate speech in Sweden.
The case raises significant legal and diplomatic implications regarding Qur'an burnings.
Russian Prosecutor Seeks Over 3 Years In Prison For Frenchman Accused Of Spying
Sharing online content in Russia and Russian-controlled areas may lead to legal repercussions.
U.S. Issues Fresh Sanctions On Iran In Response To Attack On Israel
Sharing or engaging with dissenting content in Russia or occupied Ukraine can lead to legal consequences.
Judge lifts suspension of X in Brazil after it meets court's demands
Brazil's Supreme Court lifted the suspension on X after the company complied with legal demands, emphasizing limits to freedom of expression amid disinformation.
EU takes Hungary to European Court of Justice over soverignty' laws
The European Commission is pursuing legal action against Hungary's sovereignty laws for violating EU rights and repressing civil liberties.
Putin Signs Law Allowing Criminal Defendants To Join Military
Sharing content in Russia and controlled regions can lead to legal repercussions.
Round About - Folsom Street Fair 2024 - San Francisco Bay Times
The Folsom Street Fair, celebrating its 41st year, attracted a record crowd showcasing freedom of expression and supporting LGBTQ+ organizations.