Freedom of speech is one of the pillars of democracy, and also the one that, in the West, is perceived as being in greatest peril. With the left claiming that it has become a vehicle co-opted by the right to spread hate, and the right deriding the left as sinister, snowflake censors, just what are the boundaries of free speech? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Tommy Robinson, British activist.
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Lai is a hero who has put his own life at stake so that others can continue to fight for our shared values of freedom and human dignity.
Two decisions highlight the need for its rapid disestablishment.
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