Sentence examples for stifle freedom from inspiring English sources

We're seeing countries stifle freedom in Iran, in Russia, in all these other areas.

During the passage of the bill a number of groups expressed concerns that the act would stifle freedom of expression.

But those in power have discovered that they, too, can use the internet, in their case to stifle freedom of speech.

In The Dispossessed (1974), she examined two neighbouring worlds that are home to antithetical societies, one capitalist, the other anarchic, both of which stifle freedom in particular ways.

Rules protecting university students from abuse on campus are being used to stifle freedom of expression, a human rights activist has warned.

That massacre was rightly the subject of massive media coverage around the globe, not least because it was a transparent attempt to stifle freedom of expression.

This doesn't in any way mean stifling freedom of expression.

Ms Regev's plan has come under sharp criticism from left-wing cultural figures who accuse her of stifling freedom of expression.

The government's Prevent strategy aimed at combating homegrown terrorism is stifling freedom of expression within the classroom and risks being counterproductive, a human rights report warns.

He portrays Mr. Gore as a loyal defender of the state for the solution to every problem, stifling freedom in the process.

Lee Jae-jeong, Mr. Choo's lawyer, said of the possibility of his client's arrest, "I don't think this kind of thing can happen except in a backward country ruled by an authoritarian government bent on stifling freedom of expression".