Musk sets sights on EU online censorship law after Australian free speech win - ADF International
Elon Musk has set his sights on an EU online censorship law, following his free speech win in Australia earlier this week.| ADF International
Elon Musk has set his sights on an EU online censorship law, following his free speech win in Australia earlier this week.| ADF International
In the span of just five days, the British Parliament took two deeply troubling steps that threaten serious consequences for the legal protection of human life. On Tuesday, 17 June, Members of Parliament (MPs) voted 379 to 137 to decriminalise abortion — removing all criminal penalties for women who end their pregnancies at any stage. […]| ADF International
Investigative report by the House Judiciary Committee exposes Australian “eSafety Commissioner” Julie Inman-Grant's co-ordination with international bodies to censor lawful online speech| ADF International
Tribunal upholds speech rights of Canadian campaigner Chris “Billboard Chris” Elston, striking down a government order that censored his X post under the country’s Online Safety Act. Censored X post referred to controversial WHO “expert” appointee Teddy Cook by her biologically accurate pronouns. Censorship case, coordinated by ADF International and the Human Rights Law Alliance, […]| ADF International
Belgian police arrest Lois McLatchie Miller and Chris Elston, for peacefully displaying a sign that read: “Children are never born in the wrong body”| ADF International
Defend freedom of speech in Europe along with our fundamental freedoms today! Why? Free speech is a human right.| ADF International
Billboard Chris has been exposing the harms of gender ideology through sharing information in public and across social media. Now, Australia wants to censor him from engaging in open conversations online.| ADF International
