Do artists have free speech? Art and Article 10.



The actual case: https://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2024/2892.html

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37 thoughts on “Do artists have free speech? Art and Article 10.”

  1. Thank you for another very interesting and useful video. Not sure when Ill use it as not very arty, but you never know what the future holds ;-). If you like animal art, look up Lynda Bell, she is a New Zealand artist and does awesome paintings. I think her website is called "art by lynda bell". Looking forward to your next video. 🙂

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  2. Last time I was "discomfitted" was when one of my older sisters stole my bag of liquorice comfits. Imagine how discomforted I was when my other sister snaffled my Pomfrey cakes soon after!

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  3. I would like know about free speech in general. I'll tell you why …

    Article 10 of the human rights act states we have it, free from governmental interference even online..

    But it caveats that in certain circumstances the government may not can but may restrict that right given certain circumstances. One of which would be rioting. But it also reinforces that it can only do so if it has very good reasons.

    It appears that the police are taking this to extremes and employing incitement laws as a reason. So what's the point of article 10 if it is abused by those who wish to.

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  4. How the F%#* could you call this art .
    It is deliberately masquerading as another identity, if it was done to someone’s personal profile it would be akin to identity theft.

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  5. Being called insolvent in some countries is a great libel/slander. Check out the "three B's" of Singapore…the 3 "B" words that you will be sued for if you use them against another person.

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  6. How would members of the public oppose the introduction of a foreign population when recent laws have been made against causing offence? For example, the Jewish board of deputies wrote the 1965 race relations act (Group libel act) which was introduced by Jewish MP Frank Soskice. There was another in 1968 and Jewish MPs Leon Brittan and Greville Janner brought in others. Is it lawful to speculate this was a Jewish conspiracy to make it illegal to call out Jewish conspiracies?

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