Western countries that feverishly defend abstract ideas such as “freedom of speech” and “freedom of the press” have under the Zionist pressure moved to ban pro-Palestine demonstrations

In South Korea, freedom of assembly faces scrutiny after the arrest of 16 student demonstrators and the alleged physical abuse of some of the arrested by police

A 2022 EU law on digital services came into effect a few days ago, raising concerns about its potential implications.

YouTube has taken down two more accounts affiliated with Yemen’s Ansarullah resistance movement.

The self-proclaimed “campaigners of freedom and democracy” in the West are at it again – abusing religious sanctities and hurting the religious sentiments of people under the guise of “freedom of expression” and "free speech."

Pope Francis has condemned the desecration of the Qur’an outside a Stockholm mosque, expressing “anger and disgust” over the blasphemous move.

The British government has sent a controversial anti BDS bill for parliamentary approval, resulting in protests against what is seen by many in civil society as an attack on freedom of speech.

The BBC’s director general, Tim Davie, sayshe will not resign after a group of the broadcast's sports service staff joined the walkout from a variety of programs following Gary Lineker's removal.

An Iranian student says he will “never” present his dissertation without commemorating Iran’s late national hero General Soleimani.

No one can deny that Charlie Hebdo, which has a history of jabs at Muslims, belongs to the hegemonic paradigm – a paradigm that portrays Muslims as the permanent “other”, writes Xavier Villar.