• Australia: after talk displeasing to authorities, popular radio host ordered to undergo “factual accuracy training” [Sydney Morning Herald]
• Jenzabar loses an appeal against documentary filmmaker [Paul Alan Levy, CL&P; earlier here, etc.]
• “A Few Words On Reddit, Gawker, and Anonymity” [Popehat]
• Canada: “Federal Court Upholds Hate Speech Provisions in the Canadian Human Rights Act” [Yosie Saint-Cyr, Slaw] “Canadian Government Official Calls Anti-Abortion Speech Illegal ‘Bullying'” [Hans Bader, CEI, Amy Alkon]
• U.N.-regulated web? No thanks [Robert McDowell, Federalist Society, earlier here, etc.]
• Further thoughts from Kevin Underhill on being sued by Orly Taitz [Lowering the Bar, earlier]
• U.S. State Department official: we’re not just going to roll over on this free speech business [Volokh]

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