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free speech

NOUN
right to express uncensored opinions
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On a visit to the Senedd on Friday, Badenoch told BBC Wales that there was room for free speech in the Conservatives and she was "very happy to hear from people who have different views".

From BBC

It noted that Mr. Smith’s “expansive interpretation of ‘official act’ would raise significant constitutional concerns” by chilling free speech and association.

From The Wall Street Journal

The proposal also protects free speech by ensuring that liability attaches only to statements a lender knows will discourage a person from applying for credit.

From The Wall Street Journal

They, despite earlier calls for haste, said they had not been given enough time to examine the proposals which they said could threaten free speech.

From BBC

Due process, the rule of law, free speech, a free press and honest elections have been among our most powerful advantages in the global economy.

From The Wall Street Journal