Censorship

Definition

Censorship refers to the suppression, restriction, or control of certain forms of expression such as speech, media content, or artistic works. It is usually imposed by governments, organizations, or individuals for various reasons including political control or moral concerns.

Related terms

Freedom of speech: The right to express one's opinions and ideas without fear of censorship or punishment.

Internet censorship: The control or restriction of online content by governments or organizations, often limiting access to certain websites or blocking specific information.

Self-censorship: The act of voluntarily restraining oneself from expressing certain thoughts, ideas, or opinions due to fear of backlash or consequences.