Jesusie
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Miezi sita ya Rais Samia,
Nchi imetulia tuli,
Wawekezaji kama wote
Wahisani kama wote
Wananchi Shangwe kila kona
#KAZIIENDELEE
👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿Watanzania hatujui tunachotaka. Juzi tu hapa walikuwa wanaimba bora nikae kimya, Leo wanatukana na kupinga kila linalofanyika na bado watasema hakuna Uhuru wa kutoa maoni
Rais Samia ameongeza wanafunzi 29,000 kwenye mikopo ya elimu ya juu HESLB kwa miezi sita tu,Tanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
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Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
freestar
Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿Tanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
_______________________________
Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
freestar
Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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GoodRais Samia ameongeza wanafunzi 29,000 kwenye mikopo ya elimu ya juu HESLB kwa miezi sita tu,
miaka mitano mfululizo iliyopita tulifanikiwa wanafunzi wapya 32,000
Unaisemaje kasi ya Rais Samia?
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Kutoka Mwaka 2015/16 hadi 2020/21 pesa iliyoongezwa bodi ya mikopo ilikuwa Tshs 101BL na wanafunzi wapya walikuwa elfu 32 ,
Awamu ya sita kwa miezi sita pesa iliyoongezwa kwenye bodi hiyohiyo ni Tsh 120b na wanafunzi wapya ni elfu 29
Budget ya HESLB kwa mwaka 2015/16 ilikuwa 348.7B kwa wanafunzi 98,300
Budget ya HESLB mwaka 2020/21 ilifikia 450B kwa wanafunzi 130,883
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Awamu ya sita kwa miezi sita imeongeza budget kutoka 450B za awali hadi 570B za sasa na idadi ya wanufaika imeongezeka na kufikia 160,000.
#Hoja hapa ni muda wa matokeo
#HAKUNA KAMA SAMIA
Hongera sana Rais Samia Suluhu HassanTanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
_______________________________
Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
freestar
Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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Kawadanganye wengine,ungetuambia tunakaribia au kuelekea N/corea tungekuelewa Kwerikweri.
Hongera sana mamaTanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
_______________________________
Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
freestar
Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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UtaahiraKawadanganye wengine,ungetuambia tunakaribia au kuelekea N/corea tungekuelewa Kwerikweri.
Nzuri sana hii kwa TanzaniaTanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
_______________________________
Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
freestar
Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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Safi sana hii, Tanzania nakupenda sana,Tanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
_______________________________
Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
freestar
Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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MkuuSafi sana hii, Tanzania nakupenda sana,
Hakuna Kama Rais Samia😍😍
Duuuh hii habari sio nzuri kwa wazee wa Ufipa,Tanzania ni nchi ya pili barani Afrika kwa kuwa na Uhuru mkubwa wa kutoa maoni baada ya Africa kusini iko chini kidogo ya Uingereza||
Je! CHADEMA mnalijua hili?!
" Hakuna kama Samia "
GOODNEWZ: Tanzania rasmi nchi ya pili Barani Africa kwa uhuru wa kujieleza|kutoa maoni baada ya Africa ya kusini,Hakika Rais Samia niwakupongezwa kama kweli nia yetu ni kuiona nchi yetu Kimataifa,
Lakini pia Tanzania imeshika nafasi ya 17 duniani kati ya nchi zote 193 wanachama wa UN wanaoruhusu watu wao kutoa maoni au kujieleza kwa kuwa na vyombo huru vya habari,Hakika Tanzania tunakwenda Vizuri,
Nikwamara ya kwanza nchi yetu kufikia kiwango hiki cha juu cha watu kutoa maoni yao kwa uhuru na uwazi kabisa tangu tupate uhuru miaka 60 iliyopita na tarajieni misaada na mikopo kedekede kwa rekodi hii very soon,
Je, Kwamwendo huu kunahaja ya Upinzani kuweka mgombea Urais mwaka 2025!!?
👇🏿👇🏿👍🏿
Countries With Freedom Of Speech 2021
_______________________________
Freedom of speech is the right for an individual or community to express any opinions without censorship or restraint and without fear of retaliation or legal sanction. This is not limited to “speech” specifically as it includes other forms of expression. There is an ongoing debate about where to draw the line between freedom of speech and offensive comments. Especially in the age of social media, concerns have arisen over whether freedom of speech is causing more harm than it is good.
Freedom of speech is a right preserved in the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights and is granted formal recognition by the laws of most nations; however, the degree to which this right is upheld varies significantly from one country to another. Freedom of speech is just one of the many freedoms that the freest countries in the world guarantee.
In the United States, freedom of speech is more widely accepted than in any other country. A 38-nation Pew Research Center survey conducted in 2015 found that Americans are among the most supportive of free speech, freedom of the press, and the right to use the Internet without government censorship. Furthermore, Americans are much more tolerant of offensive speech than people in other nations. In general, the survey showed that countries in the Western Hemisphere are more tolerant than countries in the Eastern Hemisphere.
freestar
Researchers asked participants of 38 countries a series of five questions with answers ranging from 0-8. Zero represents the least support for freedom of expression, and 8 represents the most supportive for freedom of expression. A median score was calculated for each country.
The United States received the highest score of 5.73. Freedom of speech is no stranger to freedom of speech, as the First Amendment protects freedom of speech: “Congress shall make no law… abridging freedom of speech.” In the U.S., freedom of speech includes the right not to speak (specifically, the right not to salute the flag), to engage in symbolic speech, to use certain offensive words and phrases to convey political messages, and to advertise commercial products and professional services (with some restrictions).
Freedom of speech does have restrictions. These include, but are not limited to, libel, slander, incitement, copyright violation, trade secrets, and perjury. A person may not incite action that would harm others, such as shouting “fire” in a crowded theater. A person may not make or distribute obscene materials, and students may not make an obscene speech at a school-sponsored event.
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Poland was the second-most tolerant with a median score of 5.66, followed by Spain and the United Kingdom with median scores of 5.62 and 4.78, respectively.
While many nations acknowledge freedom of speech as a fundamental right and allow their people to freely voice their opinions and ideas, this is not the case in some nations. Some of the most censored nations globally are North Korea, Burma, Turkmenistan, Equatorial Guinea, Libya, Eritrea, Cuba, Uzbekistan,
Syria, and Belarus. Citizens of these countries are virtually isolated by authoritarian rulers who see access to information as a threat to their rule. The media is silenced, and highly censored and restrictive laws, fear, and intimidation are used to prevent the spread of information
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