Garda injured and six arrested during rally against hate speech law
Demonstrators from rival sides were forced apart by gardaí as the rally took place outside Leinster House.
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Demonstrators from rival sides were forced apart by gardaí as the rally took place outside Leinster House.
The claim is separate from another lawsuit that Daniels filed against Trump, which is continuing.
Ireland was ninth in 2016, but is down to 16th.
The man argued that his conviction for the use of an image of Heinrich Himmler interfered with his right to freedom of expression.
Colleagues say Professor Emeritus Lawrence Rosen has often used the slur during lectures on free speech.
Questions being posed internally by employees, along with some of their names, began appearing on outside websites.
Ann Coulter described it as a “dark day for free speech”.
Hopkins had been discussing hate speech on The Last Word.
The American Civil Liberties Union said this was a “big victory for free speech and right to dissent”.
The comedian came under fire after a recently bereaved couple walked out of his show.
The snooker legend has suggested he will no longer give frank or in-depth interviews to the media.
People are worried about the rise of extreme right-wing views – but 65% of Irish people don’t want restrictions on free speech.
The court heard that a teacher had her called to the office when she showed up in the shirt.
The world heavyweight champion has not broken the law, so boxing authorities feel they cannot interfere.
Without the freedom to offend, freedom of expression does not exist.
The Streisand effect in full swing.
The Delhi High Court will hear the case on 18 March.
The comedian takes aim at the press.
The BAI has revised its programming code.
The human rights group has outlined a number of troubling cases.
Over half think the depictions should be published but 42% disagree.
Dieudonné seem to say he felt like one of the Paris gunmen
Anthony Elonis (AKA Tone Dougie) says the threats weren’t real.
The BBC is complaining to Chinese authorities about the blocking.
The lawsuit concerns the restrictions placed on Twitter over its ability to disclose the exact number of requests made by the FBI and US Justice Department.
While Bertie Ahern and Brian Cowen largely maintain their silence, the former Fine Gael leader and taoiseach has been outspoken in recent years.
The company has said it doesn’t try to be controversial and pokes fun at everything.
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland said that making an apology was an editorial decision and not one for them to decide upon.
Martin Walsh says that he has met with the parade organisers and emphasised to them that Irish people have been oppressed throughout history.
Hint: We’re doing better than countries like China and North Korea.
The term ‘homophobia’ refers to an irrational fear of, aversion to, or discrimination against gay people… So why it is not permissible to state that a group that actively campaigns against same-sex marriage is homophobic?
Facebook says users can post videos showing beheadings as long as they condemn the acts. Do you think this is the right decision?
Clare keeper says the rules need to be changed to avoid a repeat of All-Ireland final controversy.
Two bandmates of the three women convicted by a Moscow court of hooliganism charges over anti-Putin protest at a church have fled the country, according to the group.
Stunt involved Swedish activists flying illegally into Belarus to drop soft toys carrying protest messages.
Guy Adams’ account was “unsuspended” this evening after the site shut it down following his criticism of NBC’s coverage of the Olympics.
Gary Stein criticised Barack Obama and pasted the president’s face onto unflattering posters.
The US pupil says she was forced to reveal her personal profile information after posting comments about staff members.
Turkey has reacted angrily to France’s moves to criminalise the act of denying that the mass killings of Armenians during WWI was genocide.