Censorship hikaye

When everybody has a right to learn about a subject or concept or anything without any filter, does it also allow them to be influenced and modify their beliefs ? Is censorship necessary ? Well, if censorship is necessary it clearly means that the audience tend to assort to wrong means with the information they encounter. Does this mean we should censor something good or bad that happened in the past ? Let us read a bit about Censorship and Copyrights and my take on this aspect.

The Elusive Mr Dunne (Crown Court Censored Poet) ➡ Jailed for Poetry (2008) Banned at Court (2009-2014) Back in 2008, I was arrested, charged & remanded in prison for threats to kill, slander and harassment through poetry & hip-hop lyrics exposing family racism towards my daughter & the abuse I had suffered as a child at the hands of my narcissistic dad & step-mum. In 2009 after a week's trial at Crown court, both the threats to kill & slander charges were dropped, but the harassment charge stuck leading to my material being banned for five years. The first writing censorship of it's kind here in the UK!

In a futuristic world where a second species called Gemoids inhabits the Earth alongside humans, who have decided to enslave them after a war between the two, Patrick Lansot, 19, human, is transferred to the capital of his country only a month before college starts up again. He gets his life turned upside down after doubts start springing in his mind, and he discovers that his homeland might be filled with lies and dark secrets, hidden by surveillance, propaganda and censoring.

In Cedreno, a colossal city rising from the ashes following the humanity's great downfall, the shadow of the past looms over the present. The Council of Cedreno rules with an iron fist, imposing draconian policies to maintain order after the war that left deep scars on humanity. In this suffocating metropolis, individuality is considered a crime, where opinions are classified as "safe" and "dangerous," and censorship is an unquestionable norm to preserve fragile peace. Marina Tosrrington, a young woman stripped of her own uniqueness, grows up in this repressive world, feeling that something is profoundly wrong. She is a creative and passionate soul, but she is forced to conceal her true essence due to the government's watchful eye. Any slip, any sign of questioning, and Marina becomes a threat in the eyes of the regime. However, everything changes on a dark night when Marina is captured by a daring group calling themselves "The Singulars." They embody hope for those yearning for a society where masks can finally be taken off, where authenticity and freedom of expression are restored. Marina is faced with a monumental choice: continue a life of compliance and submission, masking her true identity, or embrace the dangerous journey toward freedom, where authenticity is a virtue, and risk is constant. "Masks of Freedom" is a captivating narrative that delves into the complexities of a society where security is achieved at the cost of individuality, while following Marina's journey in the pursuit of a life where masks are unnecessary, but the price to pay is high. This is a story of courage, resistance, and the eternal human desire for freedom.

A 15-year-old naked Bristol girl is taking a walk through the streets of Armidale, a city in New South Wales. In her freetime she discovers aspects of this city and also meet a new friend called Nancy, a warrior from Western Sydney. Her first adventure outside Britain starts here ...

Google, as a prominent tech company, has also faced criticism regarding its impact on stifling innovation. While Google has been a driver of innovation itself, some concerns have been raised about its influence on competition and potential hindrance to the growth of smaller players

Artificial intelligence chips have been placed into every human at the time of their birth. The government - after years of rebellion and disasters - have designed a chip that takes away all choices. There is no favorite color, or favorite food. Everything you like, has been generated for every person in the world. At the age of 18, classes are sent to Millman Towers for their futures to be decided. Out of 45 jobs, only five people from each class can obtain one job; those who are left over are Cancelled. When Tori Montgomery's class is sent to Millman Tower's for the choosing ceremony, her chip malfunctions; allowing her to do something nobody else can: make a choice for herself. With the help of a Chip Engineer named Carsen, Tori faces new struggles ranging from lust to planning the type of rebellion nobody has seen in over 100 years.

This is a list of poems I've written just for the sake of it. I've always felt like writing poetry was a simple yet meaningful way to convey my thoughts and feelings. From birth we are assigned a nonnegotiable identity. I just so happen to be a black teenage girl at the moment haha. Keep in mind these poems are all written from that perspective on life. But needless to say, they're for everyone to enjoy!

A poem by S. Swirl

Unsung. A series based on the award-winning short Escaping Endlosung. It follows the young men and women known as "Creatives" who live in a tumultuous time of censorship. Their lives unexpectantly overlap in each succeeding feature. Cover art drawn by: Shiraworld @salagon__

Prompt : *Book Censorship* In the Indian Constitution, Article 19 (1)(a) states that people of India have the *freedom of speech* . Yet we have book censorships highly affecting the ideas put in the book. Is it ever okay to censor a book? What should be the extent of book censorship? Who has the right to censor a book? Write an article stating the pros and cons of book censorship in India.

Welcome to the mysterious realm of the Agora Road, a digital vaporwave marketplace where anything can be bought and sold. However, within this seemingly lawless space, there is one powerful force that rules with an iron fist - the Illuminati Pirate. Despite their notorious reputation, this enigmatic figure has a surprising love for censorship on the Agora Road. But why?