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J.K. Rowling Is Turning A Free Speech Victory Into A Defeat
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Earlier this month, Amnesty International asked Britain’s charity regulator to review the status of 117 organizations whose views on sex and abortion it dislikes. It received the public thrashing it deserved. But the threatened libel campaign now being bankrolled against it risks converting a victory for counter-speech into a cautionary tale—one in which debates over first principles are decided by ruinously expensive litigation rather than the free battle of ideas.
On July 8, Amnesty published a report with the ominous title: “A growing threat: the anti-rights movement in the UK.” It included a list of organizations “whose aim is to restrict human rights,” and recommended that the Charity Commission review the charitable status of groups that “advocate for the removal of human rights protections, target minority groups, or promote disinformation and harmful practices.”
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The granddaughter of Amnesty International's founder has vowed she will not donate "a penny" to the charity after it blacklisted JK Rowling's women-only organisation.
Iseult White is the granddaughter of Sean MacBride, the former Irish foreign minister who helped establish Amnesty in 1961.
Amnesty International UK published a report accusing dozens of women's organisations of being "anti-rights", including JK Rowling's charity, Beira's Place.
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