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Recently, the Atheist Republic team discussed an analysis of the court case before the Delhi High Court that involves Atheist Republic's "blasphemous" tweets. Published by Newsclick.In, the commentary examines the statements from the bench during the last hearing in March of 2022 and the legal precedents concerned. Some intriguing points included the argument that the court has not established the prima facie view that Atheist Republic's blasphemy is hate speech and that previous cases heard before Indian high courts have found that hate speech is not determined nearly by offending someone but by the denigration of the social standing of an individual via their membership in a group. The analysis also provided an excellent breakdown of why the Delhi High Court compared Atheist Republic to Trump, and it's not what you expect! The commentary concluded with the cautionary message that the court's demand that Twitter remove content like ours without a court order could be tantamount to the "Heckler's veto." You can read the full analysis here (), and make sure to check out the video covering the team's reaction to this written piece!
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The Broader Consequences of Atheist Republic's Indian Legal Battle
Location: India
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