Ruth's blog Archives - Page 13 of 34

Should we have to respect or just tolerate abhorrent views?

Academics at one of our most learned institutions vote next week on what free speech means. Our CEO says respect should be earned

by Ruth Anderson | 27 Nov 20

As the UN launches a campaign against gender-based violence, our CEO says we must support those who want their voices heard

by Ruth Anderson | 20 Nov 20

The arrest of the executive director of the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and two staff is a shameful attack on human rights

by Ruth Anderson | 13 Nov 20

After the murder of three churchgoers in Nice, there needs to be a national conversation around free speech

by Ruth Anderson | 06 Nov 20

As the electorate decides whether the White House will be red or blue, our CEO focuses on the importance of democratic process

by Ruth Anderson | 30 Oct 20

Whether Trump wins or not next week, years of his assault on the media could have long-term implications. We must all be alert to this

by Ruth Anderson | 23 Oct 20

A French teacher is brutally murdered in Paris for teaching students about free speech. We must not forget him

by Ruth Anderson | 16 Oct 20

Museums should be able to examine every aspect of history and culture without reprisal

by Ruth Anderson | 09 Oct 20

All women, whether a successful novelist like JK Rowling or a struggling blogger expressing their gender identity, have a right to their opinions

by Ruth Anderson | 02 Oct 20

To find answers to some of the biggest questions our societies have ever faced we need to listen to each other