The Censorship Industrial Complex
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Sen. Mark Kelly Wanted Social Media Censorship to Prevent Bank Runs
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Zimbabwe: Police Shut Down Popular Musician’s Show
(Johannesburg) – Zimbabwe police on March 4, 2023 stormed the stage and shut down the show of a popular musician known for his critical commentary, Human Rights Watch said today.
Trump Tech Expert Adam Candeub: Antitrust Bills Could Strengthen Govt-Tech Censorship
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Bokhari: The Post-2016 Censorship of ‘Disinformation’ — a Vast, Tangled Web
Thanks to leaks, lawsuits, the Twitter Files, and congressional inquiry, the sheer size and complexity of the “disinformation” industry is starting to be exposed.
Belarus Equates Rights Protection to Extremism
Authorities in Belarus have designated the Belarusian Association of Journalists (BAJ) and staff an “extremist formation,” part of the ongoing, relentless crackdown on rights defenders and media in the country. BAJ is a leading independent organization working to promote and protect freedom of expression and the rights of journalists in
Thailand: Man Jailed for Selling ‘Yellow Duck’ Calendars
(New York) – A criminal court in Thailand sentenced a man to three years in prison for selling satirical calendars that authorities allege defamed the monarchy, further chilling free speech in the country, Human Rights Watch said today. Thai authorities should quash the sentence and promptly release Narathorn Chotmankongsin, 26, who
Publisher: Children's Book by Sean Spicer Suppressed in Amazon Search
The Parrots Go Bananas, a children’s book authored by former White House press secretary Sean Spicer, is not appearing in Amazon searches despite going live on the site two days ago, the book’s publisher tells Breitbart News. Spicer’s book is published by Brave Books, which publishes a
Cambodia: Opposition Leader Convicted on Bogus Charges
(Bangkok) – The Phnom Penh municipal court on March 3, 2023, found the Cambodian political opposition leader Kem Sokha guilty of treason and sentenced him to a 27 year prison sentence, and indefinitely suspended his political rights to vote and to stand for election. Cambodian authorities should quash this politically motivated
PNC Bank Inexplicably Cuts Ties with Trump Jr. News Aggregator MxM
PNC Financial Services Group Inc.abruptly severed ties with the aggregate news company MxM News, an application co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., the former president’s son announced on Thursday.
James Comer Introduces Bills to Stop Government Collusion on Tech Censorship
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Bahrain: 3 On Trial for Religious Dialogue
(Beirut) – Three members of a cultural society in Bahrain are scheduled to go to trial on February 28, 2023, for merely exercising their right to free expression and belief, Human Rights Watch said today. Bahraini authorities should immediately drop all charges against the men and halt inflammatory public comments condemning
Satire in Congo is No Laughing Matter
On February 10, government security agents arrested the satirical comedian Junior Nkole in central Kinshasa in the latest attack on freedom of expression in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Australia: Protect Data from Foreign Interference
(Sydney, February 28, 2023) – The Australian government should take concrete steps to address disinformation, surveillance, and interference through social media platforms by China and other foreign governments, Human Rights Watch said today in a submission to Australia’s Select Committee on Foreign Interference through Social Media.
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Roald Dahl: The first man down the memory hole
The first shocking censorship of 2023 dropped last week.