Areo Magazine: “7 STEPS TO DEFEATING ISLAMISM”
…m of conscience Frank and open debate about religion Basic historical awareness Activism Humor Social engagement A sense of belonging Read the elaboration of the 7 seven steps here….
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Aero Magazine:”7 STEPS TO DEFEATING ISLAMISM”
…m of conscience Frank and open debate about religion Basic historical awareness Activism Humor Social engagement A sense of belonging Read the elaboration of the 7 seven steps here….
The Economist: “Spiritual blackmail” in politics may be undesirable, but outlawing it is hard
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New podcast series: Clear and Present Danger – A history of free speech
…d why have countless people risked death and imprisonment to express their beliefs? What is the origin of freedom of expression and how has its role grown and changed in different times and places? And what can people in the digital age learn from past conflicts? These are some of the topics we will be exploring” says Jacob Mchangama, who will be conducting research in at Columbia University’s Global Freedom of Expression Center and FIRE between n…
Foreign Policy: Germany’s Online Crackdowns Inspire the World’s Dictators
…seemingly without any consideration of the pernicious effects they’ve already had around the world. As our new report shows, Germany’s ongoing crackdown on online speech has been closely watched, and copied, by authoritarian governments eager to curb political dissent. The crackdown began after 2015, when Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to welcome more than 1 million refugees and asylum-seekers was greeted with a tidal wave of protest ranging…
The Economist – Should hate speech be opposed with ridicule and reason or with handcuffs?
…latant violation of that freedom. Ot must be severely punished”. Director Jacob Mchangama says to The Economist that, Ms Jourova’s approach “takes the EU away from its founding values” because “one cannot foster tolerance through repression and censorship”. On the contrary, he says, “racism and bigotry call for opposition from social movements and an engaged civil society, and that requires freedom of expression.” Read the article in The Economist…
Swissinfo: How can social media be made social again?
…s for public debate, and yet they are now rarely seen as an out-and-out benefit to democracy. Rather, they are more likely to be seen as transmitting fake news, conspiracy theories and hate. Fears are also growing that private tech companies are exercising too much power over – and with – social media, and are quashing awkward voices. Unfettered information has become an agent of polarization. Read the full article and see the integration of our D…
The Economist – Should hate speech be opposed with ridicule and reason or with handcuffs?
…e speech on the other hand is a blatant violation of that freedom. Ot must be severely punished”. Director Jacob Mchangama says to The Economist that, Ms Jourova’s approach “takes the EU away from its founding values” because “one cannot foster tolerance through repression and censorship”. On the contrary, he says, “racism and bigotry call for opposition from social movements and an engaged civil society, and that requires freedom of expression.”…
Swissinfo: How can social media be made social again?
…s are also growing that private tech companies are exercising too much power over – and with – social media, and are quashing awkward voices. Unfettered information has become an agent of polarization. Read the full article and see the integration of our Digital Berlin Wall report…
Foreign Policy: Germany’s Online Crackdowns Inspire the World’s Dictators
…seemingly without any consideration of the pernicious effects they’ve already had around the world. As our new report shows, Germany’s ongoing crackdown on online speech has been closely watched, and copied, by authoritarian governments eager to curb political dissent. The crackdown began after 2015, when Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to welcome more than 1 million refugees and asylum-seekers was greeted with a tidal wave of protest ranging…