‘Huge Mistake’ — Scottish Conservatives Push for Repeal of New Hate Speech Law
The Scottish Conservatives will introduce a measure to repeal the draconian speech law imposed by the leftist SNP government of Humza Yousaf.

The Scottish Conservatives will introduce a measure to repeal the draconian speech law imposed by the leftist SNP government of Humza Yousaf.

Far-left Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf’s popularity has plummeted amid the introduction of new draconian speech restrictions.

First Minister Humza Yousaf is facing a political “apocalypse” as a survey found support for the SNP fell to its lowest level in a decade

Police Scotland was overwhelmed by a flood of approximately 8,000 hate speech reports during the first week of the new speech restrictions.

The globalist government in Poland is reportedly seeking to criminalise “incitement to hatred” against LGBT people with three years in prison.

A paltry one in five people in Scotland are in favour of retaining the leftist government’s draconian new speech law

Scottish police have warned that the controversial new hate speech law will force police to cut backs on the policing of actual crimes.

Chaos erupted around Scotland’s new hate speech law, with leftist leader Humza Yousaf reportedly receiving more complaints than J.K. Rowling.

Police Scotland said they would not charge J.K. Rowling under the new hate speech law over her comments critising transgender ideology.

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf attempted to brand opposition to his draconian speech restrictions as merely from “right wing” actors.

J.K. Rowling dared Scottish police to arrest her for criticising transgenderism as the country’s controversial hate crime legislation came into law.

A proposed law in Canada will reportedly allow judges to throw adults in jail for life if they advocate for genocide online.

Court rules that group chat “jokes” were actually “Nazi ideology” hate speech, and that the chat constitutes a public space.

Senior Finnish politician Päivi Räsänen being hauled through the courts again over “homophobic” writings going back 20 years.

China’s state-run Global Times on Sunday frowned at the resignation of University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill after her catastrophic mishandling of questions about antisemitism and genocide on Capitol Hill last week.

New York is reportedly collecting data from what Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) described as “surveillance efforts” on social media platforms.

A soccer fan was arrested and issued with a lifetime ban after appearing to make a racially offensive gesture during an English soccer match.

New South Wales (NSW) Labor Party premier Chris Minns on Wednesday apologized to the Jewish community for the vicious “Gas the Jews” pro-Hamas rally at the famed Sydney Opera House on Monday night, acknowledging the heinous display made Jews feel unsafe and prevented them from commemorating the victims of the Hamas atrocity.

A Swiss court sentenced polemicist Alain Soral to sixty days in jail for defamation, discrimination and incitement to hatred.

A Conservative politician was arrested in England for the hate crime of sharing a video showing the detention of a Christian street preacher.

A British police force backed down after they arrested an autistic girl over saying that a female officer looked like her “lesbian nana”.

The Michigan state House passed controversial legislation which would essentially criminalize making someone in a protected class “feel” frightened or threatened.

Reclaim Party leader Laurence Fox has been cleared by the Metropolitan Police after demands the for burning a ‘Progress Pride’ flag.

Impending hate speech legislation is about “restricting freedom” for the “common good”, the Irish Green Party chairwoman said this week.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday touted his proposal for a “Global Digital Compact,” which would include planet-wide laws against “hate and lies in the digital space.”

Hate speech laws currently going through the Irish parliament will see ordinary people treated like “drug dealers” over their views, a Senator has said.

Donald Trump Jr. has branded recent pushes to establish hate speech laws in Western nations as being “insane”.

Elon Musk has condemned forthcoming hate speech laws in one EU country as being a “massive attack against freedom of speech”.

French authorities will reportedly prosecute three anti-Macron protesters over allegations they gave the president the middle finger.

The German government is looking to grant powers to courts to block the social media accounts of citizens who engage in ‘digital violence’.

Legislation has been introduced that would enact safe zones, banning protests within 100 metres of a drag show, with fines up to $25,000.

Germany launched procedures to fine Twitter for alleged failures to remove “illegal” content on the platform, such as hate speech and insults.

French LGBT groups have filed a criminal complaint against feminists over comments on allowing transgender women in women’s spaces.

Brazil’s Minister of Justice and Public Security Flavio Dino defended on Monday the need to regulate social media in Brazil to prevent “hate speech” on the internet.

A Christian street preacher was reported to the UK’s counter-terrorism police after saying that a so-called “transwoman” was really a “man in woman’s clothing”.

Populist French Senator Stéphane Ravier faces a criminal trial after publishing a tweet in January of last year in which he stated that “immigration kills the youth of France.”

A senior official within the Irish government has discussed giving migrants special protections under the state’s coming hate speech laws.

Scientist and social commentator Richard Dawkins has spoken out against woke efforts to scrap “binary” terms like “female” in favour of “inclusive” terms like “egg producing” in science.

Populist Reconquest MEP Nicolas Bay has been stripped of his parliamentary immunity after allegations of “hate speech” over criticism of a mosque development in northern France.

The United States will soon implement laws against so-called hate speech, a top Eurocrat claimed at the World Economic Forum.
