Greece’s decision to arrest the leaders of the far-right party is a historic gamble.

In a few cases, keeping people out who foster hate-filled views may help preserve public order.

France’s plans to ban far-right group after attack underscores conflict between stability and freedom of association.

A recent ruling by a French court has reignited discussion over censorship and freedom of expression on the internet.

The American approach to disability rights is progressive and inclusive – two words not associated with its healthcare.

The burka is like a “prism that refracts reactions into more shades and tones”, argues Bleich.

Tinkering with the words will not fix Europe’s economic problems, but can stop reproducing negative public perceptions.

Islamophobia as a concrete and usable social scientific concept can be the foundation for more informed public debates.

Footballer John Terry’s racist remarks are troublesome in a sport trying to “kick” racism out.

The United States is a ‘dramatic outlier’ when it comes to the protection of inflammatory speech.