We absolutely need to protect children and keep harmful, illegal content off these platforms — but when governments or bureaucracies suppress speech in the name of safety or regulation, it sets a dangerous precedent that threatens the core of Western democratic values.
Jordan's statement on the implications of the U.K. Online Safety Act for free expression.
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