Written by : Jodie Ginsberg
Index welcomes ruling that police reaction to tweets was “disproportionate interference”
Index welcomes the judgment in the case of Harry Miller – a former police officer who was investigated over tweets about gender. In a judgment delivered at the High Court in London, Julian Knowles found that the police’s actions – which included visiting Miller’s place of work – were a “disproportionate interference” on his freedom […]Police should be helping to uphold the freedom of the press – not shutting it down (The Telegraph)

Jodie Ginsberg: Companies that police their worker’s opinions are a danger to democracy (The Telegraph)

Social media bans don’t just hurt those you disagree with – free speech is damaged when the axe falls too freely (Independent, 17 May 2019)

Search for the Huawei leaker by all means, but don’t threaten a free press in the process (The Telegraph, 26 April 2019)

“Far-right are not in favour of free speech”: We need to champion free speech for all or risk the far-right controlling the conversation

Annual appeal: Walking on the cartoon creative road

Annual appeal: “Our mission will continue and we will persist”

Annual appeal: “We no longer feel so alone”

Refuse to be silent, refuse to look away

Targeting journalists in the name of national security
