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Free Speech

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“The media censorship”, free speech and the radical right: The case of Spain’s VOX party

  • Carmen Aguilera-Carnerero
  • July 7, 2020
Introduction The word “infodemic” was coined by the Word Health Organization (WHO) to describe the excess of information, usually false, on a particular problem, used to hinder the process of…
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The effects of censoring the far-right online

  • Ofra Klein
  • February 17, 2020
Berlin.- Adolf Hitler speaks at the Reichstag session in the Kroll Opera after the end of the Balkan campaign (Bundesarchiv, Bild 101I-808-1238-05/Creative Commons) Since 2016, censorship of far-right groups and…
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Sweden heading towards ‘academic freedom’ as battlefield of the radical right

  • Andreas Önnerfors
  • January 21, 2020
What appeared as a harmless series of lectures for journalism students, soon turned out to be one of the first Swedish cases of the issue of ‘academic freedom’ as a…
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Endchan: narratives of the Chanosphere

  • Chamila Liyanage
  • January 15, 2020
Mass shootings like that of El Paso show the grave consequences dangerous narratives circulating on the Chanosphere can be. The imageboard 8chan shut down after the El Paso shooting, but…
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Hateful extremism and the radical right: we need new definitions

  • Chris Allen
  • October 26, 2019
A new approach to countering the extremism of the radical right is desperately needed. This month, the Commission for Countering Extremism published the findings from its public consultation. Seeking to better…
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A Case for Making Students Resilient to the Far-Right?

  • Natalie James
  • October 22, 2019
The UK education system has, since the statutorisation of Prevent, been legally obliged to both nurture ‘resilient’ students and refer those whose resilience has been or is at risk of…
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8chan: Where the Appalling Becomes Appealing

  • Chamila Liyanage
  • July 23, 2019
8chan’s ability to bring the worst of the human mind out into the open drives its traffic. 8chan is one of the most notorious message boards on the internet. Its…
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Cancel Morrissey? – controversy over music and free speech

  • Bethan Johnson
  • July 20, 2019
These controversies persist because Morrissey has been able to continue to make statements in interviews, and to publicise even more on his website. On the iconic Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury…
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Debate over regulating right-wing extreme speech online must shift to harms such speech can cause

  • Bharath Ganesh
  • July 13, 2019
Prioritising free speech above the harms that extreme speech may cause has dominated the moderation strategies of social media platforms. Note: This piece was originally published at Scroll.in as part…
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Content moderation and censorship: can we handle a double standard?

  • Bharath Ganesh
  • May 30, 2019
If we get it right, machine-learning could be useful in identifying hateful networks and building a complete picture of white extremist ecosystems as they emerge. In 25 April 2019, Vice…
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