EuropeSocial media companies can be punished for failing to take action against "legal but harmful content".
freedom of speech
Danish man convicted for “racist” jokes
Denmark"There are comedians in Denmark and all over the world making the same jokes," the 28-year-old argued in his defense.
Draconian “online hate speech” law proposed in Canada
WorldHas been criticized as part of liberal prime minister Justin Trudeau's authoritarian woke agenda.
Swedish publisher jailed for libel
Sweden–A bizarre verdict. This is an attack on Swedish press freedom, said Kent Ekeroth, the site's founder.
Danish petition criticizes new ‘Koranic laws’
DenmarkPoints out that the legislation has turned out to be more extensive than previously thought.
Musk promises to cover legal costs for those fired after tweets
WorldEncourages people to get in touch if this happens: "No upper limit"
Cartoons of the week
“The world’s largest meeting ground is better and more vibrant than ever”
LettersTwitter is freer than ever under Elon Musk's leadership and its popularity speaks for itself - people love it! writes the signature Enlightener.
British parliamentary staff told to report ‘transphobic’ colleagues
World'Transphobic behavior' should be identified and reported to the Parliament's 'diversity department'.
Ireland’s draconian “hate crime” law approved by the lower house
WorldThe mere possession of "hateful" material on one's computer will be a criminal offense.
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More whales in Icelandic waters
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