Freedom of speech has been considered a fundamental human right for centuries. From Magna Carta in 1215 to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) in 1948, the freedom to express one’s opinions has been given due place in historical legal pieces. However, absolute freedom of expression has its demerits; therefore, on the principles of prevention of ‘harm’ and ‘offence’ to the public at large, there are certain limitations that are necessarily placed on free speech. Noor Mukaddam: Fighting Desensitization & Media Portraiture Noor Mukaddam’s trial a victim of the Puppeteer’s Illusions! Pakistani Women seek Justice for Noor, pen letter … Continue reading Freedom of Expression in Digital Age