The Bloc Quebecois Platform Examined
Our series of party platforms compared continued with the Bloc Quebecois. This, as usual, is through the lens of digital rights and technology.
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News regarding censorship.
Our series of party platforms compared continued with the Bloc Quebecois. This, as usual, is through the lens of digital rights and technology.
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If you thought that being a US citizen might offer some protections from being deported, Trump’s latest calls is challenging that notion.
US Citizen Detained After Trump Calls for Deporting US Citizens to Foreign Gulags Read More »
Our series of examining different political parties through the lens of digital rights continues with the People’s Party of Canada.
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We continue our series of platform analysis through the lens of technology and digital rights by checking out the Liberal party platform.
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Welcome to our series on examining different political party platforms in Canada. We are starting with the Green Party.
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Pierre Poilievre announced that he intends on using the notwithstanding clause. This is not normal politics by any means.
Promising to Use the Notwithstanding Clause is Not Normal Politics Read More »
The United States has listed the Online News Act, Online Streaming Act, and Digital Services Tax as trade barriers (longstanding trade irritants).
Online News Act, Online Streaming Act, Digital Services Tax Listed as US Trade Barriers Read More »
Two researchers have opted not to publish a paper out of fear that Trump would deport them in retaliation.
Self Censorship For Fear of Trump Retaliation Now a Reality Read More »
“Porn addiction” may be more myth than science – a key argument for those pushing for so-called “age verification” laws.
Key Argument for Age Verification Laws Shot Down By Science Read More »
It sparked one of the biggest internet protests ever, and US lawmakers are trying to resurrect it from the grave. In the early 2010’s, one
US Internet Censorship Bill, SOPA, is Coming Back Read More »