Jonathan Kay and Kushal Mehra examine the implications of Canada's Bill C63, how it compares to similar laws in India, and the broader historical and global context of censorship. The discussion covers the influence of technology on public discourse, the impact of media on societal perceptions, and the ambiguity inherent in defining and enforcing hate speech laws. The conversation also addresses potential political misuse of such legislation and the ongoing challenges to safeguarding free speech in diverse societies.
Published on Quillette 17 July 2024: quillette.com/...
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