Freedom of expression

Definition

Freedom of expression is the right to express one's opinions, ideas, or beliefs without government censorship or interference. It encompasses various forms of communication such as speech, press, assembly, and artistic expression.

Related terms

Censorship:

Censorship refers to the suppression or restriction of information, ideas, or artistic works by authorities or institutions.

Media pluralism: Media pluralism relates to having a diverse range of media outlets that represent different perspectives and provide varied sources of information.

Hate speech: Hate speech involves expressions that incite violence, discrimination, or hostility against individuals or groups based on attributes such as race, religion, ethnicity, gender identity etc., which can be restricted in some circumstances.