Posts Tagged 'freedom of thought'

Recently, it has increasingly tried to repress the web, in Italy as in Europe, while the other side of those who is fighting a different battle, as Yoani Sanchez .

The reality we live is totally different, in terms of diffusion and freedom of the web, that you live in other countries. In some cases, more frequent, the political class, as happened in Italy, tried to counter the power of the web rather than enhance it and raffozzarla, making it essential for the growth of a country also cultural. Yoani Sanchez of Cuba lives a completely different situation. The battle that takes you through many difficulties is to make the web free for all.

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This time not quite agree with Michele Santoro, after the episode of yesterday, because although it is true that freedom of speech must be guaranteed for all, he must be ensured, because everyone can do the same. Especially during its transmission "Annozero. What happened with the announcement shows that sometimes Santoro poorly digest the opinions of others.

The subject is too important to be trivialized by a skirmish between Santoro and Annunziata, but that's the argument, namely generatasi extremely serious situation in Gaza following the Israeli bombing, which triggered a reaction from the journalist who among other things in turn is famous for the same reason. Even the journalist, former president of RAI , is often criticized for its positions. But what happened during the episode of Annozero I think is serious. It is not the first time that Santoro is acting this way in telling his point of view, in some cases failing to tell other parts of reality that would give a broader view of the fact that ch is going to narrate. Not enough to invite into the studio this or that character is believed to be the opposite, I mean in terms of thought, then do not talk or even forcing him to abandon the study. Why unfortunately is exactly what happened. When the Annunciation took the floor to express "his" vision of how he was going transmission, which is skewed to one side, here Santoro bursts rudely into disarray even the little good that was said during the broadcast .

The speech is very simple. If you first cries censorship of your ideas and complaints right space to express your thoughts, then the same thing you have to rely on it for others. Even for those who think quite differently from yours. Otherwise everything is distorted, is trivialized. And that is why I disagree with Santoro.

Today the Universal Declaration of Human Rights turns 60. An important document that should elevate human dignity , but has been consistently rejected by all.

Founded in the wake of indignation towards the atrocities committed during World War II, is one of the founding texts of the UN, though not binding on countries that belong to them. And though I have well over half a century, remains a document of great relevance, also in virtue of the fact that 30 items is enclosed in the sphere of man inviolable, that everyone should respect everyone.

Just a few days ago, the FAO announced that the world is still a billion people dying of hunger, almost one sixth of the total world population. And most of them are children.

The following articles of the Declaration to formulate their own opinion about it:

1. We are all free and equal
2. Do not discriminate
3. Right to life
4. No slavery
5. No torture
6. You have your rights wherever you go
7. We are all equal before the law
8. All your rights are protected by law
9. No unjust detention
10. Right to trial
11. Innocent until proven
12. Right to privacy
13. Right to freedom of movement
14. Asylum
15. Right to nationality
16. Right to marriage and family
17. Property Law
18. Freedom of thought
19. Freedom of expression
20. Right to public assembly
21. Right to democracy
22. Social Security
23. Workers' Rights
24. Right to play
25. A bed and food for all
26. Right to education
27. Royalty
28. A free and fair world
29. Responsibility
30. Nobody can take away your rights

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