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Dublin - Event Notice
Wednesday December 07 2022
19:00 hrs

Public Meeting: Opposing Hate Speech Bill - Wynn's Hotel Abbey Street Weds 7th Dec @ 7pm

category dublin | rights, freedoms and repression | event notice author Tuesday December 06, 2022 22:08author by Free Speech Ireland Report this post to the editors

The Hate Speech Bill is an anti democratic bill and is all about shutting down free speech under the pretext of hate speech. A reading of the proposed legisalation as analysed by Tracey O'Mahoney shows the terms and definitions and conditions are so loose that it can and will be used to silence anyone who questions the narrative or government. This bill must be opposed.

Speakers:
Mattie McGrath TD
Professor Gerard Casey
Senator Sharon Keogan
Ian O'Doherty
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For more detailed analysis on the Hate Speech Bill see The Government Hate Crime Bill - The End of Freedom of Expression and Speech is Nigh

Public Meeting Details

Where: Wynn’s Hotel, Abbey Street Dublin

When: 7pm Wednesday 7th December

Free Speech Ireland would like to invite all members of the public to a panel discussion in response to Helen McEntee’s recently introduced Hate Speech Bill.

Featuring a variety of speakers including the Irish Independent’s Ian O’Doherty, UCD’s Professor Gerard Casey, Senator Sharon Keogan, and Mattie McGrath TD with more panelists to be announced.

No booking is required. Entry is on a first come, first served basis. The venue has a large capacity so we hope to be able to accommodate everyone.

Related Link: https://freespeechireland.ie/events/

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author by The Far Frightpublication date Wed Dec 07, 2022 00:39author address author phone Report this post to the editors

Surely this story should be hidden by the moderators under the "No platform for fascists" rule?

 
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