Germany's dystopian free speech crisis fightback begins as UK group to help cancel culture victims
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The Free Speech Union is preparing to launch a German branch by mid-2027 in response to a surge of police investigations targeting citizens who ridicule politicians on the internet.
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Lord Young of Acton, who established the Union, confirmed that FSU International has been in discussions with German free speech campaigners about setting up operations in the country."FSU International...
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has been talking to various groups in Germany and trying to persuade them to set up an FSU Germany.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The move comes as investigations under Germany's controversial Section 188, the so-called political insult law, reached an unprecedented 4,792 last year, a record figure that has intensified concerns about the criminalisation of political satire.Germany's Section 188 effectively criminalises crude mockery of elected officials, with those found guilty facing up to three years behind...
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