Freedom of Speech: A critical hill to hold | Martin van Staden @ConsciousCaracal
Freedom of Speech: A critical hill to hold | Martin van Staden  @ConsciousCaracal
Uploaded May 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I talk to Martin van Staden about the fundamental right to freedom of expression, why debates about it are inherently controversial, the banning of the old South African flag or "Apartheid flag", the Prevention and Combating of Hate Crimes and Hate Speech Bill, and more.

Martin is a writer, political/policy commentator, legislative and policy consultant for Sakeliga, and is pursuing a doctorate in law at the University of Pretoria.

~ [Stream of Consciousness Episode 105]

Martin on Twitter: twitter.com/Martin_ASFL

Don’t make the old flag a martyr for freedom:
rationalstandard.com/dont-make-old-flag-martyr-freedom

Debate: Communitarianism vs Individualism:
youtu.be/ILSW73-OlEw


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