Synonyms for freedom of speech
free·dom of speech

Princeton's WordNet

1. freedom of speechnoun

   a civil right guaranteed by the First Amendment to the US Constitution

Matched Categories

1. • Civil Right
   • Law

Suggested Resources

1. freedom of speech

   Read the full text of the Freedom Of Speech poem by Trim on the Poetry.com website.

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1. Josef Benedict:

   A travel ban on critics will mark a dangerous escalation in the government’s ongoing crackdown on dissent, the right to freedom of speech is a key human right which the Malaysian people deserve to enjoy just like any other people.

2. Enes Kanter:

   What Im doing is huge because Im talking about human rights, im talking about democracy, freedom, freedom of speech, religion, and expression. Im talking about justice. So, just because Im talking about these issues and that stuff, Im going to get threats?Ill take that. Ill be OK having security next to me 24/7. But those issues that Im talking about isway bigger than Enes Kanter and basketball.

3. Vanessa Lachey:

   The TV personality adds that many Hollywood stars are working to stop paparazzi from snapping pictures of celebs ’ children. I know that everyone is doing a lot … Halle Berry, Jennifer Garner, Angelina and Brad ; everyone is trying to do something about it, Halle Berry said. I don’t know when a change is going to happen as long as we’re a free country and people have freedom of speech, and can do what they want so-to-speak. I think we’re kind of open game. i ’m exposing them to everything in this world ; the good, the bad and the ugly and when they’re 18 I hope they don’t say, ‘ well, I did n’t know this side of things. I was never exposed to that. ’ We try to give them everything.

4. Gavin Buckley:

   Obviously, I’m disappointed, you know? … Is there a cutoff for tragedy? this was an attack on the press. It was an attack on freedom of speech. It’s just as important as any other tragedy.

5. Justice Minister Heiko Maas:

   One thing is clear : if Facebook wants to do business in Germany, then it must abide by German laws, it doesn't matter that we, because of historical reasons, have a stricter interpretation of freedom of speech than the United States does.