Another court is questioning the constitutional nature of age verification law. It’s another blow to the laws supporters.
Court Rules Indiana’s Age Verification Law Likely Unconstitutional Read More »
Right wing troll farms are arguing that Bill C-372 would have people jailed for being “pro-oil”. No surprise that’s not the case.
Sorry Right Wingers, You Aren’t Going to Jail for Being “Pro-Oil” Under Bill C-372 Read More »
Multiple western countries have been pushing bills supposedly aimed at cracking down on harmful content. Human rights are already targeted.
Western Countries Passing Online Safety Bills Already Inspiring Human Rights Crackdowns Read More »
Supporters of the age verification bill are said to by mystified as to why the Liberals won’t support their internet crackdown.
At an antisemitism conference, Canadian Justice Minister, Arif Virani, said that the Online Harms legislation will be moving forward.
Canada recently signed a UN declaration vowing to crack down on “misinformation”. Could Online Harms proposal be that far behind?
Canada’s Signing of Recent UN Declaration Sparks Fears of Push for Online Harms Bill Read More »
Bill C-11 has now received Royal Assent. As a result, freedom of expression has now been effectively abolished.
Bill C-11 Receives Royal Assent – Freedom of Expression Abolished! Read More »
While yesterdays story about the Canadian government trying to delete a news story was pretty explosive, it was far from an isolated incident.
Canadian Government Censorship Expands to More Than Just a Single News Article Read More »
The EFF is warning that the UN Cybercrime Treaty could have implications for billions of people – particularly with privacy and free speech among others.
UN Cybercrime Treaty Has Negative Implications for Billions, EFF Warns Read More »
The case for Bill C-11 being unconstitutional is quite clear, but the likelihood that the Senate will defend the Charter is low.
Yes, the Senate Should Send Bill C-11 Back, But They Likely Won’t Read More »
