قراءة الملخّص بالعربيةRead the full reportWatch the video :لمشاهدة الفيديو 1. Freedom of Expression: A Negative Fundamental Right Freedom of Expression is a fundamental human right, guaranteed under Article 191 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. But is this freedom an absolute? Usually, we associate freedom with the absence of constraints, the ability
“The secret of freedom lies in educating people, whereas the secret of tyranny is in keeping them ignorant” – Maximilien Robespierre Politics have always been a dividing factor in society. As humanity progresses, the dividing lines grow more and more complicated. For each new ideology, there is a new front standing firmly opposed. Nothing encompasses
In the past few weeks, a lot of ink has been spilled, both in the press and on social media, about the way some freedoms clash with anti-discrimination laws. The dominant leitmotiv seems to be that hate speech should be banned or even criminalised, religious exemptions are deemed unfair, and more recently, the presumably scandalous
I was having a glass of vermouth with my friend over the weekend when she looked at me and asked, “Did you know we are not White?” “I thought white meant skin color,” she added while looking at her hands. It’s understandable to link skin color to ethnicity since we have come to classify races
