Tag: Controversial Rhetoric

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When Index first started to explore censorship in the arts more than 10 years ago, we called for arts organisations to be “more transparent...

Home » News » EEOC accused of political retaliation in New York Times countersuit over discrimination case NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Times...

Columbia Global Freedom of Expression seeks to contribute to the development of an integrated and progressive jurisprudence and understanding on freedom of expression and...

Broad, sweeping legislation passed at breakneck speed isn’t generally great for freedom of expression, so right now we’re nervous about the National Security (State...

New national survey reinforces earlier polling showing majority support for impeachment WASHINGTON, DC — A new national poll has found that 53% of Americans believe...

Home » News » Rifle-toting war reporter died with Custer at Little Bighorn 150 years ago They’ve died from artillery fire, aircraft crashes, gunfire, disease...

On 16 June 2026 Baroness Stowell introduced the Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation Bill (“the Bill”) into the House of Lords. An identical bill...

In the latest newsletter … Bible-verse baseball caps … Jane Fonda … parental consent for social media … worst free-speech president? … TMZ Washington bureau...

Condemning the Targeted Deplatforming, Police Intimidation and Financial Harassment of Satirist Shamita Yadav (“The Ranting Gola”) The coordinated campaign to silence political satirist Shamita Yadav...

The UK Anti-SLAPP Coalition, which is co-chaired by Index on Censorship, had a significant campaign success this week when coordinated Bills were introduced in...

Home » News » High court won’t hear Ind. pro-life students’ free-speech case The U.S. Supreme Court won’t take a student-speech case involving an Indiana...