Nothing Is Sacred with more flouting the clerics from Bread & Roses TV.
 
Freedom of expression matters
30 June 2015


Interview with Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia Founder, including on Raif Badawi
 Background: Freedom of expression matters. It is not a luxury, a western value and it’s not up for sale. Sometimes – actually more often than not – it is all we have to speak truth to power. In fact, free expression is a demand of those without power vis-a-vis the powers that be. It’s a cornerstone of other rights and freedoms and becomes most significant and finds real meaning when it criticises that which is taboo, forbidden and sacred.

Shocking news of the week: ISIS attacks on Kobane, Kuwait, Tunisia and France
Insane fatwa of the week: Saudi cleric says women should not look at footballers’ thighs

Good new of the week: 30 people on death row in Iran pardoned by families
Question of the week: On the veil and racism

Plus a drink in solidarity with all those being arrested and persecuted for defying fasting rules during Ramadan.

Protest Time: Urgent Action for Atena Farghadani sentenced by Islamic regime of Iran to 14 years and 9 months for a cartoon!

 

Free Expression Matters Plus ISIS, Fatwas And Fast-Defying

Nothing Is Sacred with more flouting the clerics from Bread & Roses TV.
 
Freedom of expression matters
30 June 2015


Interview with Jimmy Wales, Wikipedia Founder, including on Raif Badawi
 Background: Freedom of expression matters. It is not a luxury, a western value and it’s not up for sale. Sometimes – actually more often than not – it is all we have to speak truth to power. In fact, free expression is a demand of those without power vis-a-vis the powers that be. It’s a cornerstone of other rights and freedoms and becomes most significant and finds real meaning when it criticises that which is taboo, forbidden and sacred.

Shocking news of the week: ISIS attacks on Kobane, Kuwait, Tunisia and France
Insane fatwa of the week: Saudi cleric says women should not look at footballers’ thighs

Good new of the week: 30 people on death row in Iran pardoned by families
Question of the week: On the veil and racism

Plus a drink in solidarity with all those being arrested and persecuted for defying fasting rules during Ramadan.

Protest Time: Urgent Action for Atena Farghadani sentenced by Islamic regime of Iran to 14 years and 9 months for a cartoon!

 

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