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demorgen.be • Politics • Belgium
Military experts in Belgium face pressure from the army leadership for expressing views that contradict the army's or its allies' interests, creating tension between transparency and military loyalty.
nytimes.com • Politics • Thailand
An American academic's arrest in Thailand on charges of criticizing the monarchy highlights concerns about Thailand's strict lèse-majesté laws and raises questions about freedom of speech.
elpais.com • Publishing • Spain
A voluntary suspension of a book's distribution sparks a debate in Spain about censorship and the balance between freedom of expression and the rights of victims.
nacion.com • Politics • United States
The United States will review the social media posts of foreigners and deny them visas or residency permits if it deems the content antisemitic, potentially impacting student visas and green card applications.
livelaw.in • Law • India
The Allahabad High Court ruled that freedom of expression on social media does not absolve individuals from responsibility for their words, upholding a case against a woman accused of online abuse.
livelaw.in • Law • India
This article analyzes the ambiguous use of the term "anti-national" in Indian law, highlighting its lack of clear definition and potential for arbitrary application.
livelaw.in • Politics • India
This article examines the controversy surrounding the Telangana government's response to perceived media hostility, focusing on accusations of intolerance and the resulting actions against certain news channels.
livelaw.in • Law • India
A film producer has petitioned the Indian Supreme Court to establish a Media Tribunal to regulate misinformation, hate speech, and breaches of privacy in media.
washingtonpost.com • Politics • United States
A State Department memo reveals a lack of evidence linking a Tufts University student's deportation to antisemitism or Hamas support, contradicting the Trump administration's claims.
elpais.com • Politics • USA
The US government froze $2.2 billion in grants to Harvard University after the university refused to comply with the White House's demands to combat antisemitism on campus.