The growing debate over Canada’s proposed Online Harms Act, also known as Bill C-63, raises concerns about the erosion of democratic values. Critics argue that the legislation, aimed at curbing “online hate,” could transform Canada into an authoritarian regime rather than upholding democratic principles. The comparison is drawn with communist states that adopt deceptive names, similar... 

The European Parliament in Brussels has adopted a resolution listing “hate speech” as a crime – a move set to redefine free speech in the entire bloc. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) cast their vote on the resolution on Jan. 18. The resolution passed in a 397-121 vote, with only 26 MEPs abstaining. Most lawmakers who abstained expressed concern that the law may be used to silence... 

Legendary UFC fighter Conor McGregor may run for president in his home country of Ireland, according to recent social media posts by the MMA icon. McGregor was recently placed under investigation by the Irish government for “online hate speech” over his criticism of the nation’s mass migration policies and failure to protect its citizens from violent migrant stabbings. After several political... 

Laws that will make it illegal to criticize immigration policy. Last Thursday in Dublin, five people were injured in a knife attack including three young children. The stabbing took place near an elementary school where it appears the culprit was targeting children. Riots broke out. This event is just the latest in a long string of violence resulting from the radical Globalist immigration scheme.... 

UFC superstar Conor McGregor is being investigated by Irish authorities for “hate speech” after daring to express his opinion that children should not be stabbed outside schools by immigrants. During the past week, McGregor has been vocal about the impact mass immigration is having on his native Ireland, stating “Ireland, we are at war,” in relation to the chronic housing shortage that has... 

X owner Elon Musk condemned Ireland’s gay Prime Minister Leo Varadkar for demanding new thought crime legislation in response to Thursday’s fiery but mostly peaceful protest against mass immigration. “Irish children were stabbed by a foreign man in Dublin yesterday yet the government twist the story and use the backlash as an opportunity to pass new hate speech laws,” X user Sir Doge of the... 

The United Nations has been quietly granted full regulatory control over the Internet, allowing the unelected organization to censor or punish anybody who threatens to disrupt the globalist agenda. While citing the need for “multi-stakeholder” regulation of the Internet, UNECSO’s 59-page bill is titled Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms. Activistpost.com reports: This is Orwellian... 

Call of Duty has quietly begun using artificial intelligence (AI) to spy on what players say during online games in order to crack down on so-called “hate speech”. Activision declared recently on its blog that Call of Duty is doubling down on its fight against “hate speech” and other types of “toxic and disruptive behavior” among players in online chatrooms by using AI to identify offenders... 

Today, I want to address a matter of utmost importance – the European Union’s Digital Services Act (DSA) law, its implications, and our stance as a platform committed to protecting free speech. The law goes into effect starting today and Gab will not be complying. Recent developments have brought this law to the forefront, as it seeks to reshape the landscape of social media regulation within... 

In a groundbreaking move, Brazil’s Supreme Court has issued a transformative ruling that assigns prison sentences to those using homophobic slurs, a decision hailed by human rights activists in a nation grappling with widespread violence against the LGBTQ+ community. With a decisive 9-1 majority, the court has equated homophobic hate speech with the legal consequences already in place for racist... 

Tech layoffs ravage the teams that fight online misinformation and hate speech. Toward the end of 2022, engineers on Meta’s team combating misinformation were ready to debut a key fact-checking tool that had taken half a year to build. The company needed all the reputational help it could get after a string of crises had badly damaged the credibility of Facebook and Instagram and given regulators... 

Facebook’s war against conservatives and Christianity has reached absurd new heights, with the social media dinosaur banning the phrase “Jesus died so you could live”, declaring it “hate speech” that has no place on the platform. One religion’s fundamental principles should not be considered more or less acceptable than those of another, regardless of whether a “moderator” (likely... 

Ireland is about to pass “one of the most radical hate speech bills” in the entire world which will throw people in jail for possessing “hateful” material on their devices and consider the accused guilty until proven innocent. “Ireland is about to pass one of the most radical hate speech bills yet,” Irish nationalist Keith Woods said on Twitter. “Merely possessing ‘hateful’ material... 

The UN’s high commissioner for human rights, Volker Türk, has sent an open letter to Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk, asking him to ensure that Twitter respects human rights and monitors hate speech and misinformation. We obtained a copy of the letter for you here. In the letter, Türk said he was writing with “concern and apprehension about our digital public square and Twitter’s role in... 

Elon Musk, the head of Twitter, has suggested he is open to building his own “alternative” smartphone if internet companies decide to deplatform his social media platform, implying he may have no other choice. Musk said he would not rule it out, though he expressed some ambivalence toward the idea, in response to a suggestion from conservative commentator Liz Wheeler that the billionaire...