Public Lecture on The Right to Freedom of Expression in Democratic Societies

Steve Foster

Public Lecture on The Right to Freedom of Expression in Democratic Societies

Steve Foster

School of Law

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Abstract

To review the current state and experience of the right to freedom of expression in the UK •To reaffirm the essence of Article 10 rights •To provide a forum and constructive space to discuss public concern about the threats that the new definition of extremism poses for Article 10 rights in higher education and religion •To enable debate and generate new ideas for addressing the tensions arising from efforts to balance liberty and security.

To reaffirm the essence of Article 10 rights
•To provide a forum and constructive space to discuss public concern about the threats that the new definition of extremism poses for Article 10 rights in higher education and religion
•To enable debate and generate new ideas for addressing the tensions arising from efforts to balance liberty and security

Original language	English
Edition	N/A
Volume	N/A
Publication status	Unpublished - 10 May 2024

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Name	Free Speech in modern democracies

UN SDGs

This output contributes to the following UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

SDG 16 Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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Public Lecture on The Right to Freedom of Expression in Democratic Societies

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