Scottish Police Were Right to Arrest Pro-Lifer Outside Abortion Facility, Lawmaker Says
Says buffer-zones law doesn’t ban prayer, but acknowledges offenses are in the eye of the beholder.
Results from Tag: 'free speech'
Notre Dame, DEI, and Catholic Identity
The university of Notre Dame is facing criticism for the recent DEI declaration by its chief academic officer. Register senior editor, Jonathan Liedl, reports. And then, Register staff writer, Matthew McDonald, looks at JD Vance’s claims about abortion and free speech in Scotland.
Does Scotland Really Ban ‘Private Prayer’ in Homes Near Abortion Centers?
The legal crackdown on pro-life expression in the U.K. is expanding, with Scotland in the forefront.
Tim Walz’s Assault on Free Speech
EDITORIAL: Threats to free speech today across the West, particularly related to Christian truths revealed by faith and discovered by science, underscore the vulnerability of the Catholic Church today.
What Are the Three Greatest Speeches of All Time?
COMMENTARY: Look to St. Ignatius of Antioch for the answer.
Two Catholic Universities Among the Worst for Free Speech in America, Watchdog Says
Georgetown reportedly has nearly four liberal students for every one conservative student, according to the FIRE report, with Fordham hosting a similar ratio.
States and Pro-Life Groups Urge Supreme Court to End Abortion ‘Bubble’ Zones
New York woman asks the Supreme Court to revisit the Hill v. Colorado precedent and overrule laws restricting the free speech of pro-lifers near abortion businesses across the country.
U.S. Lawmakers Send Letter in Support of Finns on Trial for Citing Bible
Finnish prosecutors brought charges against the two Lutherans in 2022 for alleged hate speech violations that the prosecutors determined were “likely to cause intolerance, contempt, and hatred towards homosexuals.”
Mexican High Court Finds Ex-Congressman Guilty of ‘Gender-Based Political Violence’ Over Tweet
Cortés will be forced to attend a training session on “gender-based political violence”; he will also be listed on the country’s National Registry of Persons Sanctioned in Political Matters against Women.
Witnesses Tell House Panel That Speech is Being Silenced on College Campuses
Manhattan Institute scholar Ilya Shapiro and Stanford sophomore Josiah Joner were among the four witnesses who testified before the Subcommittee on Higher Education and Workforce Development.
