US Ambassador Says “Freedom of Speech Is Not License”
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The United States Ambassador to the Dominican Republic, Leah Francis Campos, affirmed that freedom of expression must be exercised responsibly and that this right does not imply allowing any type of conduct or discourse without limits. During an interview with CDN, the diplomat stated that “freedom of expression is not license,” explaining her country's position on the importance of protecting this right within democratic principles. Campos indi…
We are a country that rejoices in freedom. Today, we experience it to the fullest, but we also experience what becomes a problem when we discover both the joy of freedom and the sadness of license," Archbishop Zbigniew Zieliński, Metropolitan of Poznań, pointed out in his homily during Thursday's Mass at the tomb of St. John Paul II. The preacher recalled Jesus' command to go and proclaim. The article, "Archbishop Zbigniew Zieliński: Freedom bri…
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