I disapprove of what you Say, but I defend to death your right to say

OUTLINE

Phraseology explained
Freedom of Expression explained
What is Freedom?
Physical dimension
Metaphysical domain
Elaboration of disapprove
Disapprove: Term has lost it’s meaning
Consequences: Intolerance, hate, enmity, extremism, chaos, de stability, discrimination.
Global dimension
Denmark- crossing the line
France – Provocative actions
United Kingdom- Role model
Freedom of Expression operating in Pakistan
Women: Trapped in the statement
Islam and right of expression
Reasons for misunderstanding; Uneducation, Religious Extremism, Role of Media, Feudal lords, Political culture, Undemocratic society, Zero tolerance.
Remedies: Education, Tolerance, Democratic culture, Religion with accurate perspective, Reforms in Political skeleton.
Conclusion

INTRODUCTION


“It is my natural right to express myself; No law has superiority over natural law”, Says an advocate in the court of law. What he meant was misconstrued and given a befuddling outlook. However, his phraseology was reiterated by honorable Lord Denning in his classic judgment of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Company, where he ventured to explain this very basic right of humans- rightly pronounced as freedom of speech- to express themselves, without any hindrance before society, court of law or even before divine authority. One may put a paradoxical question to oneself, if such a right is, in fact natural in its characteristics then how come its application has become most indispensable task for humans in contemporary world? In an attempt to contemplate this intriguing notion, one has to pay consideration to factors contributing to an on-going misunderstanding of this most celebrated statement ‘I disapprove of what you say, but I defend to death your right to say’; be it in political, physical, metaphysical or social context.

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