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Story summary
- America is viewed as a stronghold of free speech, unlike Europe, which faces rising censorship.
- Britain arrests around 12,000 citizens yearly for online speech, raising free expression concerns.
- Laws like the Communications Act 2003 criminalize vague terms, resulting in questionable arrests.
- European countries, including Germany and France, have enacted strict censorship laws, limiting dissent.
- Critics accuse European leaders of hypocrisy for condemning authoritarianism while restricting their citizens.
