MEXICO – President Andrés Manuel López Obrador criticized this Wednesday the censorship of social networks, such as Twitter and Facebook, and the alleged violation of the privacy of some platforms, assuring that the Statue of Liberty in New York must be “green with courage “. “Since they made these decisions (social networks), the Statue of … Read more
Jeon Kwang-Hoon’s first trial innocent on charges of violating the Public Official Election Act or defamation Court judges President Moon not guilty of defamation charges Jeon Kwang-Hoon “Korea won…Judgment through the Constitution” [앵커] Pastor Kwang-Hoon Jeon, who was accused of defaming President Moon Jae-in after campaigning before the April 15 general election, was acquitted. The … Read more
The academic and researcher John Ackerman He assured today on his Twitter account that there is a campaign against him to restrict his freedom of expression. In addition, he indicated that what happened during the last broadcast of the program “John and Sabina”, in Canal Once, where he had no interaction with his former partner, … Read more
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed legislation Tuesday that protects citizens’ rights to free speech by curbing “strategic lawsuits against public participation” known as SLAPP. SLAPP lawsuits are frivolous lawsuits brought by wealthy plaintiffs who have the ability to spend large sums of money through costly litigation to obstruct those who exercise their right to free … Read more