The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union has offered free legal aid to the far-right portal kuruc.info, after an article denying the Holocaust was rendered inaccessible. In a statement, HCLU claims that by blocking online content, the state disproportionately curtails free speech in order to suppress opinions it - or the majority - dislikes. "The key to the fight against the falsification of history is in educational policies, not in criminal law," said the watchdog organization.
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HCLU Offers Legal Aid to a Far-Right Portal
The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union has offered free legal aid to the far-right portal kuruc.info, after an article denying the Holocaust was rendered inaccessible. In a statement, HCLU claims that by blocking online...
by Hungarian Civil Liberties Union
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