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CENSORSHIP

Banned Books On-Line From the On-Line Books Page, a hypertext feature on books, from Ulysses to Little Red Riding Hood, that have been subject to censorship.
The Censored Cartoons Page: old cartoons, now censored, generally for racist content.
Cyber-rights & Cyber-liberties Detailed but somewhat cluttered site devoted to UK Internet legal issues
Electronic Frontier Foudnation (EFF); promotes free speech and digital rights online.
Happiness is a Rectilinear Kitten Cruel.com on how freedom of speech vanishes when some think the joke too dark.
The Melon Farmers' Video Hits Censorship watch: the UK film scene, censorship politics, and abuse of Customs powers.
The Memory Hole: notes and preserves expunged information, political and cultural.
P E A C E F I R E Teen-run pressure group opposing 'CensorWare' blocking software, which blocks sites mistakenly and on political agendas.
The Savoy Web Site Savoy, the much-prosecuted Manchester publisher of horror satire.
Tijuana Bibles Salon / Art Spiegelman feature on these subversive 1920s-1950s pornographic comics.
Kilgore Trout Page What do Samuel R Delany, Nicholson Baker and Anne Rice have in common?

ISSUES & IDEAS

A-Z of Euromyths European Commision site debunking UK tabloid scares.
BCCLA: the use of graphology Canadian civil liberties group on its misuse in employee testing.
new! Bully OnLine: excellent resource site on the endemic problem of bullying in the workplace.
Butterflies and Wheels: "fighting fashionable nonsense" such as politically motivated pseudoscience.
Celebrity Atheists: as well as agnostics and other non-theists.
The final verdict: Aroup Chatterjee's indictment of Mother Teresa.
Forbidden thoughts about 9/11 Salon.com reveals the thoughts of Americans who didn't have the 'correct' reaction to events.
Heartless Bitches International A breath of fresh air for the emotionally rational of either sex.
Ian Rowland: Beyond the Psychic: professional cold reader, who also makes objects whose construction apparently needs paranormal abilities
Illegal Art: asserting the right of artists under USA law to adapt pre-existing material.
Intellectual Property: The Attack on Public Space in Cyberspace: how IP law is used to suppress satire of corporate materials.
Jim Lippard's Home Page : Internet civil liberties, skepticism, atheism, scams, spams and Usenet crazies.
new! Nanniebots: Hoax, Fraud, or Delusion?: the collective online demolition of an AI claim, after uncritical reports in the UK press.
National Secular Society UK organisation campaigning for a non-religious state and repeal of blasphemy laws
Never mind the facts: the straight dope on the unsubstantiated MMR/autism connection.
QuackWatch Page of critical essays and links on bogus and unproven therapies.
richardwebster.net: essays on Western culture, UK politics, and modern witch hunts.
Alan Sokal: who hoaxed the journal Social Text to argue that the Humanities field is ridden with deliberately obscure pseudo-scientific claptrap
The Skeptic's Dictionary Home Page A skeptic's guide to the new millennium.
War, Propaganda and the Media at GlobalIssues.org, a detailed analysis of the way public opinion is manipulated in wartime.
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