OpnioJuris: Hate Speech by Proxy – Sanchez v France and the Dwindling Protection of Freedom of Expression
This short piece has been inspired by the case of Sanchez v France which was…
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Opinio Juris: Freedom of Expression and Its Slow Demise: The Case of Online Hate Speech (and Its Moderation/Regulation)
Dr. Natalie Alkiviadou is a Senior Research Fellow at Justitia (Denmark) working on the Future of Free Speech Project Four…
Politico: By the numbers — measuring support for free speech
The Justitia Free Speech Index maps attitudes towards hot button issues such as regulation of social…
ECIPE Webinar: Are Online Civil Liberties Threatened
Social media and other platforms are under growing pressure to moderate and take down content…
BBC: Has Covid rolled back democratic rights?
Once democratic freedoms are snatched away, can they be clawed back? David Kaye – Professor of law,…
The Economist: Censorious governments are abusing “fake news” laws
… Even as free-speech campaigners in rich democracies offer support to those fighting censorship in…
Algorithm Watch: In a quest to optimize welfare management, Denmark built a surveillance behemoth
Udbetaling Danmark was created in 2012 to streamline the payment of welfare benefits. Its fraud…
Deutsche Welle: Africa’s online hate speech laws sound alarm over press freedom
More and more African countries have laws against online hate speech. In practice, however, these…
Cato Institute: Return of the Gatekeepers – Section 230 and the Future of Online Speech
March 10, 2020, 9:00 AM to 3:05 PM EDT, Cato Institute, 1000 Massachusetts Ave, NW,…
The Economist: Even noxious ideas need airing—censorship only makes them stronger
Restricting free speech in the name of liberty fuels illiberalism, says Jacob Mchangama of Justitia,…