‘Islamophobia’, identity politics, and free speech
The following is an expanded and updated essay based on Maryam Namazie’s remarks at the launch of Steven…
Why is the Office for Students not protecting free speech at ‘theological colleges’?
Universities in the UK are among the best in the world, a distinction built on the longstanding independence…
Cohesion strategy: Fine words on free speech – but still too timid on religion
The Government's new social cohesion strategy contains welcome language on free speech and liberal values – but reveals a continuing tendency to pander to faith-based pressure, argues Stephen Evans.
A victory for free speech: the Hamit Coskun ruling
National Secular Society chief executive Stephen Evans on why quashing a Quran-burning conviction is a vital win for free speech.
Islam and free speech, 20 years on from Jyllands-Posten: interview with Jacob Mchangama
Today marks the twentieth anniversary of the publication of several cartoons of the supposed Prophet Muhammad by the…