US Case Law Draws Distinctions on Public-School Teachers’ Free Speech
It may surprise many Americans to learn that U.S. teachers don’t automatically have greater free-speech protections than a country without a First Amendment.
Results from Tag: 'free speech rights'
Supreme Court Delivers Victories for Parental Rights, Women’s Sports and Free Speech
COMMENTARY: In one of the most contested questions, the court ruled that states may protect female athletics for biological females.
Pro-Life Group Petitions Supreme Court After School Refused ‘Defund Planned Parenthood’ Poster
A student’s free speech rights 'shouldn’t depend on the circuit where she attends school.'
Court: California School District Must Allow Christian Club Access to Facilities
A federal district court ordered the Oakland Unified School district to grant equal access of school facilities.
Belgian Police Arrest Pro-Life, Child Advocates for Protesting Child Transgender Procedures
A Scottish senior legal communications officer with ADF International and a Canadian pro-child activist were in the EU capital, engaging members of the European Parliament about the dangers of puberty blockers for children.
Woman Convicted for Silently Holding Sign Outside UK Abortion Clinic
On April 4 the Poole Magistrates’ Court on the south coast of England found guilty Livia Tossici-Bolt, who told CNA, ‘The whole situation feels bizarrely Orwellian.’
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Pro-Life Advocate, Citing ‘Free Speech Rights’
Brian Aish began interacting with a nurse on the sidewalk outside of a Planned Parenthood facility in 2019 and was eventually accused of harassment.
Another English Pro-Lifer Is Penalized for Praying
British veteran of Afghanistan campaign who once paid for and assisted abortions says he was changed by a dreadful dream.
National Archives Signs Agreement to Ensure Free Speech at Museum After Alleged Pro-Life Discrimination
In signing a ‘consent decree,’ the National Archives agreed to make clear that visitors are free to express their religious and political beliefs at the museum, which is home to original copies of the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Declaration of Independence.
Supreme Court Considers Case of Christian Website Designer Targeted Because She Won’t Promote Same-Sex Weddings
In today’s oral argument, members of the court’s conservative majority seemed sympathetic to legal arguments that Lorie Smith should not be compelled to undertake actions that violate her core beliefs.
