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SENSE AND LEGAL ASPECIS 126 t N St John Stcvas Obscenity Law and Society Seeker Warburg 1956 149 Blackstone Commentaries pp lSlf 149 Criminal Law Review February 1. What is Internet Censorship. Control or suppression of publishing or accessing information on the Internet. Legal issues. Moral . Military. Political. Religious . Corporate. How long has it been around. Censorship . &. Propaganda. PROPAGANDA. . can be defined as information that could be biased or misleading that is used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. Propaganda is spread using various kinds of media (like TV, radio, speeches, posters, pamphlets, art). Chantz Martin. Put computer in a common place in the house. Use Internet filters and blocks. Talk to children about the dangers of the Internet. Parental Mediation . Parental Mediation. Increasing Internet censorship is a violation of an Individual's freedom of speech. By: KaNisha Fahie. What is Censorship. Censorship is the . "The acts of adjusting, editing, banning, or altering products, expressions or items considered to be elicit, unlawful, lewd, or . objectionable” (“Easy Guide”). Mill. Of the Liberty of Thought and Discussion. It will be convenient for the argument, if, instead of at once entering upon the general thesis, we confine ourselves in the first instance to a single branch of it… This one branch is the Liberty of Thought: from which it is impossible to separate the cognate liberty of speaking and of writing.. Mill. The Free Market Argument. The Free Market Argument. Truth is generally valuable. . Censorship lowers the net amount of truth. . If (1) and (2), then censorship is generally impermissible. . [So] Censorship is generally impermissible. . Firstly: A brief history of censorship in New Zealand. In the early days. Customs was regulating eth importation of indecent material into New Zealand as early as 1858. The first censorship legislation was not enacted until 1892. This was the Offensive Publications Act which banned any picture or printed or written matter which was of an indecent, immoral, or obscene nature.. Censorship . &. Propaganda. PROPAGANDA . can . be defined as information that could be biased or misleading that is used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view. Propaganda is spread using various kinds of media (like TV, radio, speeches, posters, pamphlets, art). CI 551. Inquiry Project. Janette Cremeans. Stem Questions. Why are books banned and challenged?. What books have been banned and challenged?. Why is intellectual freedom important?. What prevents people from banning any book they think is objectionable?. —. Salman. Rushdie. . THEATRE & CENSORSHIP . Censorship. What is the Theatre Act 1968? . Who are the players? . What were the consequences? . Where can we find parallels in today’s society? . Aspects of GPP . 2. GPP Training Toolkit. Module 1: Introduction. Module 3: Legal Aspects of GPP. Module 2: Strategic Aspects of GPP. Module 4: Needs Assessment. Module 5: Circular Procurement. Module 6. Dr . Udaramati. Pope . Nottingham Trent University 6 February 2018. Aims of the session. To introduce you to some of the ways censorship occurs in schools. To explore some of the parties and issues involved in censorship in schools, and the potential impact of this censorship on pupils. Udaramati. Pope . Nottingham Trent University 7 February 2017. Aims of the session. To introduce you to some of the ways censorship occurs in schools. To explore some of the parties and issues involved in censorship in schools, and the potential impact of this censorship on pupils. Let’s start with this question and then try to unpack it?. How can we . redefine/flip . this . binarism. ?. anti-Porn. Anti-censorship of Porn. Pornography is “the graphic sexually explicit subordination of women, whether in pictures or in words” .