Freedom of Speech in UK Law

  • Political Culture, Flag Use and Freedom of Speech
    • No. 60-1, March 2012
    • Political Studies
    Flag use generates passionate debates that fundamentally turn on questions of the appropriate extent and limits of freedom of speech. The national flag is a natural and forceful medium with which t...
  • I Book Review: Freedom of Speech
    • No. 29-4, December 2011
    • Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights
  • Freedom of Speech: USA vs Germany and Europe
    • No. 18-2, June 2000
    • Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights
    Racist utterances are treated differently in American law on the one hand and in German or European law on the other hand. This difference in approach leads to problems when it comes to assessing r...
  • I Book Review: Defamation and Freedom of Speech
    • No. 29-1, March 2011
    • Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights
  • Political liberalism, free speech and public reason
    • No. 14-2, April 2015
    • European Journal of Political Theory
    • 0000
    In this paper, I critically assess John Rawls' repeated claim that the duty of civility is only a moral duty and should not be enforced by law. In the first part of the paper, I examine and reject ...
    ... ... Freedom of speech, I claim, can be justified instead on the basisof Rawls political conception of the person and of the two moral powers. However,Rawls wide ... ...
  • The 1689 Bill of Rights
    • No. 37-4, December 1989
    • Political Studies
    Following the disastrous reign of James II, the Bill of Rights was introduced to curb future arbitrary behaviour by the Crown. Five of the thirteen Articles are still active and cases illustrating ...
  • Assaulting our rights: how domestic violence laws curtail our fundamental freedoms
    • No. 2-3, July 2010
    • Journal of Aggression, Conflict and Peace Research
    • 57-60
    The Violence Against Women Act was enacted in the United States in 1994. Fifteen years later, it has become apparent that the law has given rise to numerous violations of fundamental civil rights. ...
    ... ... These rights include freedom of speech, protection from governmental intrusion, due process, freedom ... ...
  • Towards an Internal Hierarchy of Values in the EU Legal Order
    • No. 23-3, June 2016
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    This article compares American constitutional law and practice on the First Amendment freedom of speech vis-à-vis data privacy in the US to the right to freedom of expression vis-à-vis data privacy...
    ... ... H IERARCH Y OF V ALUES I N THE EU LEGAL ORDER Balancing the Freedom of Speech and Data Privacy B   P  * ... ...
  • When Would a State Crack Down on Fake News? Explaining Variation in the Governance of Fake News in Asia-Pacific
    • No. 20-3, August 2022
    • Political Studies Review
    This article sets out to explain national variation in the governance of fake news; it asks, under what conditions would governments pursue securitization in order to address the threat of fake new...
    ... ... ; the first pathway shows how non-democratic states without media freedom and which are relatively less affected by fake news instrumentalize the sue to restrict freedom of speech further; the second pathway shows how non-democratic states experiencing ... ...
  • Protest Before and During a Pandemic
    • No. 50-4, December 2022
    • Federal Law Review
    Liberal democracies have struggled recently with protecting freedom of speech and assembly during the COVID-19 pandemic. This is an old, general problem in new, specific guise. In Australia, the Su...
    ... ... democracies have struggled recently with protecting freedom of speech and assembly duringthe COVID-19 pandemic. This is an old, ... ...
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