This category is for sites about free speech as a human right, as well as sites documenting suppression of that right by governments, and webpages about the controversies on what legal restraints on free speech are necessary.
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Links to issues such as censorship, campaign finance reform, commercial speech, and flag desecration.
Michael Martin argues that atheistic organizations should generally allow their members to criticize them.
Speech to the Harvard Law School Forum February 16, 1999 on the idea that political correctness is invading our freedom of thought and speech.
Blog covering academic freedom, including free speech, freedom of the college press, and current controversies in higher education.
Documents, photos, and essays on the events of the 1964 movement in Berkeley. With updates and reunions.
A nonpartisan, international foundation advocating free press and speech rights for all people. Holds conferences, educational activities, publishing, broadcasting, online services, fellowships, partnerships, research and other programs.
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A UK based mass membership organization dedicated to upholding free speech.
Network of free expression groups that monitors violations worldwide. Issues alerts, publishes a weekly newsletter and hosts a searchable alerts online archive.
Small groups, nonprofits and individuals might get low power FM radio stations.
Nature photographers face a crisis of ethics as digital imaging makes photo fakery easier than ever. Overview in Atlantic Monthly of May, 1998.
Twenty-six Hundred dot com pages on challenges to their free speech on hacking computers.
Reports that nine alternative media members were arrested during peaceful protests at the National Association of Broadcaster's convention in San Francisco.
A long Houston Press story about the administrative coup d'état that closed down 91.7 FM, KTRU Houston, a college radio station.
(January 11, 2001)
A UK based mass membership organization dedicated to upholding free speech.
A nonpartisan, international foundation advocating free press and speech rights for all people. Holds conferences, educational activities, publishing, broadcasting, online services, fellowships, partnerships, research and other programs.
[PDF]
Links to issues such as censorship, campaign finance reform, commercial speech, and flag desecration.
Small groups, nonprofits and individuals might get low power FM radio stations.
Reports that nine alternative media members were arrested during peaceful protests at the National Association of Broadcaster's convention in San Francisco.
Blog covering academic freedom, including free speech, freedom of the college press, and current controversies in higher education.
Twenty-six Hundred dot com pages on challenges to their free speech on hacking computers.
Network of free expression groups that monitors violations worldwide. Issues alerts, publishes a weekly newsletter and hosts a searchable alerts online archive.
Nature photographers face a crisis of ethics as digital imaging makes photo fakery easier than ever. Overview in Atlantic Monthly of May, 1998.
Michael Martin argues that atheistic organizations should generally allow their members to criticize them.
Documents, photos, and essays on the events of the 1964 movement in Berkeley. With updates and reunions.
Speech to the Harvard Law School Forum February 16, 1999 on the idea that political correctness is invading our freedom of thought and speech.
A long Houston Press story about the administrative coup d'état that closed down 91.7 FM, KTRU Houston, a college radio station.
(January 11, 2001)
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