Category: Censorship
When the First Casualty of War Is Truth, Journalists Are the Second
‘Free Speech’ Fans Call for Censoring TikTok as Chinese Plot to Make Israel Look Bad
Larry’s List: Israel Silencing Internal Critics, Navigating Healthcare Costs, Palestine’s Obituary and More
Prison as Censorship: Exhibition Curated by Mariame Kaba Serves as an Abolitionist Call to Action
Consortium News Sues NewsGuard, US Government For Alleged Defamation
Glenn Greenwald: Pro-Palestine Protests Outlawed in France/Germany
Trudeau & His Government Lie About Despotic New Censorship Law in Canada
The Rising Political Battle Over Censorship: A Danger to Humanity, Acceptance and Understanding
Get Real Congress: Censoring Search Results or Recommendations Is Still Censorship
Get Real, Congress: Censoring Search Results or Recommendations Is Still Censorship
Max Blumenthal and Briahna Joy Gray Debate YouTube’s Demonetization of Russell Brand
Intel-Linked UK Official Pushing Censorship of Russell Brand
Glenn Greenwald: New Russell Brand Accusations Deserve Scrutiny & Due Process
Student Journalists Nationwide Face Administrative Censorship and Challenges
Arkansas Lawmakers Could Wreck A 50-Year-Old FOIA Law This Week
EU and The Washington Post Escalate Their Censorship Campaign with a New Fraudulent “Disinformation Study” About Twitter and Russia
Glenn Greenwald: “GoFundMe is a Fraudulent Company”
Free Speech Gone on Twitter? New CEO Pushes Shadowbanning & Content Moderation
‘These Are Hitler Tactics’: Illegal Police Raids Effectively Shut Down Kansas Newspaper
Glenn Greenwald: Wikipedia Co-Founder Calls Wikipedia “Most Biased Encyclopedia”
As Book Bans Sweep the US, Incarcerated People Face the Worst Censorship
Patrick Lawrence: The ‘Disinformation Industry’ Lands in Court
J4S: Missouri Court Order – Free Speech Victory or Not Enough?
Federal Judge Rules Against Biden Admin Attack on Free Speech
The Chris Hedges Report: ‘Twitter Files’ Journalist Matt Taibbi Claims IRS and FBI Retaliation
Texas Book Ban Bill Sets a Dangerous Precedent for the Narratives of Young People in Education
New Research Examines Restrictions On Incarcerated Journalists In US Prisons
