Now they're going after Members of Parliament

Source: The Free Speech Union on X

Robert Jenrick, Reform UK’s Shadow Chancellor, has been reported to the police and Prevent, the Government’s counter-extremism programme, over comments he made about Islam.

It is not extremist to criticise Islam. Blasphemy laws were abolished in this country in 2008. Yet the Government, police, activists and courts appear determined to impose one for Islam alone through the back door.

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Now they’re going after Members of Parliament

It is not extremist to criticise Islam. Blasphemy laws were abolished in this country in 2008. Yet the Government, police, activists and courts appear determined to impose one for Islam alone through the back door.

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freespeechnews

Previous PostMacron goes full Orwell: the French president makes one more pitch for censorship

Next PostOver the past five years, 62,199 people have been arrested the the UK for speech-related offenses

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