Freedom of Speech: The World View

Update: 2016-12-02

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A conversation with Danish author and journalist Flemming Rose, who says the increasing practice of self-censorship due to terrorism threats is a grave danger to free speech and free press around the globe. In 2005, Rose was editor of Jyllands-Posten newspaper when it published cartoons of Islam’s Prophet Muhammad, which sparked a worldwide controversy still debated today.

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Freedom of Speech: The World View

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Freedom of Speech: The World View

Freedom of Speech: The World View