Blazdonian Free Speech law

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Royal Decree on Free Speech
Territorial extentAll jurisdictions of Blazdonia
Enacted byRoyal Decree
Amendments
None
Status: In force

The Royal Decree on Free Speech is a legislative act enacted by the Monarch of Blazdonia, granting all citizens the right to free speech while establishing limitations to prevent hate speech and criminal activities. This decree upholds the importance of free expression while ensuring a safe and inclusive society for all citizens of Blazdonia.

Speech Rights and Limitations

Under this Royal Decree, all citizens of Blazdonia are granted the fundamental right to freedom of speech. They have the right to express their thoughts, opinions, and ideas without fear of censorship or persecution from the government. Free speech is recognized as a crucial element of democratic societies, encouraging open dialogue, public debate, and the exchange of diverse viewpoints.

However, the Royal Decree recognizes that certain forms of speech can be harmful and may incite hatred or criminal activities. As such, the following limitations are imposed:

  • Suppressed Speech: Speech that promotes crime and hate is strictly prohibited and suppressed by the government. This includes speech that incites violence, discrimination, harassment, or any form of illegal activity.
  • Criticism and Hate Speech: Criticism, even if it is robust or controversial, is not classified as hate speech as long as it is not targeted towards individuals or groups based on protected characteristics. The Royal Decree distinguishes between legitimate criticism and speech that instigates hatred or discrimination.

Violation of the limitations on hate speech and criminal activities may result in fines and prosecution, as determined by the legal system of Blazdonia.

Limitations on Discrimination

In addition to the limitations on hate speech and criminal activities, the Royal Decree acknowledges the importance of preventing discrimination based on various factors. While not specifically suppressing speech, these limitations aim to foster a society that values equality, inclusivity, and respect for all citizens. The decree recognizes the following areas where discrimination is prohibited:

  • Discrimination based on age
  • Discrimination based on background (homeland, etc.)
  • Discrimination based on one's choices
  • Discrimination based on disease
  • Discrimination based on ethnicity, education
  • Discrimination based on faith
  • Discrimination based on gender
  • Discrimination based on height
  • Discrimination based on intelligence
  • Discrimination based on job
  • Discrimination based on kindness
  • Discrimination based on luckiness
  • Discrimination based on maternity, marital status
  • Discrimination based on narcissism
  • Discrimination based on obsession
  • Discrimination based on personality
  • Discrimination based on questionability
  • Discrimination based on responsibility
  • Discrimination based on sexual orientation
  • Discrimination based on tenaciousness
  • Discrimination based on virtues
  • Discrimination based on willingness

These limitations serve as a safeguard against discrimination and promote a society that respects the rights and dignity of all individuals.

Implementation and Enforcement

The Royal Decree on Free Speech was enacted on 20th February 2022, with immediate effect. It is enforced by relevant government agencies and authorities in accordance with the laws and legal procedures of Blazdonia.

The government of Blazdonia is committed to upholding the principles of free speech while ensuring the safety, harmony, and equality of its citizens. Efforts are made to strike a balance between the preservation of free expression and the prevention of harmful speech and discrimination.

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