A bob both ways: commercial argument for free speech
The Free Speech Union weighs in on debate about gender critical ad.
Jonathan Ayling
Wed, 30 Mar 2022
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Today ’ s column by Dita De Boni on the Free Speech Union and NZME unfortunately illustrates the name-calling and guilt-by-association which characterises so many contentious public conversations today. FSU has chosen to respond to the article and to its credit, NBR has agreed to publish it.
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Jonathan Ayling
Wed, 30 Mar 2022
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