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.
Coskun’s conviction is a surrender to Islamic blasphemy codes
Establishing a right not to be offended sounds the death knell for free expression, says National Secular Society CEO Stephen Evans.
Badenoch, Starmer, ‘Adolescence’, and the ignored problem of religious misogyny
Kemi Badenoch, leader of the Conservative Party, was recently confronted by the presenters of BBC Breakfast in a…
Salwan Momika and the right to burn books
Setting fire to politically and culturally significant artefacts is a popular protest tactic that never fails to divide…
No Hijab Day, 1 February: Confronting Misogyny
A call to action for No Hijab Day.
Storm over a tea-cup? The ‘Mug-Gate’ teacher speaks out
Matt Lovell was suspended and investigated for owning an offensive-to-some mug. This is his story.