[Photo] A Symphony of Colors Welcoming Spring, India's 'Lathmar Holi' Festival
The Lathmar Holi festival, celebrated in Nandgaon and Barsana in northern India, marks the arrival of spring and is a vibrant expression of cultural tradition.
'Folha brought me a feeling of not being alone,' says reader who grew up with the newspaper
'Folha' reader Jaime de Souza Filho reflects on how the newspaper shaped his life and provided a sense of community.
Federal Constitutional Court on Freedom of Expression: The Accusation of Fascism Can Have a Factual Reference
The Federal Constitutional Court in Germany has overturned two rulings that classified statements as insults, underscoring the role of strong criticisms of public officials in political discourse.
'Are we such a weak country that a film...', Kerala Story 2 makers demand to lift the ban
The makers of 'The Kerala Story 2' are appealing against a court order that temporarily bans the film's release for 15 days, questioning the grounds of the injunction.
Justinas Mejeris-Ustin dreams of embodying a woman: 'It would be the biggest challenge'
Justinas Mejeris-Ustin expresses his passion for singing and acting, discussing his challenges and aspirations in exploring different roles and vocal techniques.
Juana Repetto made a drawing with her placenta's blood: 'I need to frame it for my office'
Juana Repetto shares her unique artistic approach to her placenta after giving birth, showcasing a blend of motherhood and creativity on social media.
"Disciplinary Action to Seize Nomination Rights" "Violation of Freedom of Expression"... Baek Hyun-jin and Kim Jong-hyuk Attend an Injunction Hearing
Members of the Korean ruling party attend a court hearing to contest disciplinary action against them, arguing it infringes on their rights to express their opinions politically.
EU Court: Hungary has violated EU legislation
The EU Court has ruled that Hungary violated EU law by failing to renew the broadcasting license of an independent radio station, Klubradio.
At the presentation of the Liepa album – a large gathering of famous friends: the songs debuted live
Lithuanian artist Liepa Norkevičienė presents her new album, 'Pradžia', marking her evolution as a songwriter and her commitment to authentic musical expression.
This Week's Movies: Greetings to Power
Italian director Paolo Sorrentino explores themes of power and decadence in his latest film, injecting a modern outlook into his cinematic expression.
Šarić: The City of Zagreb has banned my artistic work, how will I now perform my performance?
The artist Šarić faces rejection from the City of Zagreb for his performance funding application, raising concerns about artistic freedom and support in the cultural sector.
Hong Kong Court Overturns Nearly Six-Year Sentence for Jimmy Lai, but He Remains in Prison
A Hong Kong court has overturned a nearly six-year prison sentence for pro-democracy activist Jimmy Lai while he remains incarcerated on other charges.
Removal of "Tatekans" at Kyoto University, Second Trial Also Does Not Recognize Unconstitutionality, Dismisses Staff Union's Claim
Kyoto University has had a court ruling upheld that dismissed claims from its staff union asserting the removal of outdoor signs infringes on freedom of expression.
Hong Kong Court Upholds Jimmy Lai's Appeal – Overturns Fraud Conviction
A Hong Kong court has upheld an appeal by media mogul Jimmy Lai, overturning his previous conviction for fraud.
Is the glove placed on the box art? A conversation with artists Breže and Gabrāns
The article features a dialogue between artists Andris Breže and Gabrāns, exploring their differing approaches to art in the context of installation and digital expression.
The message in favor of Elon Musk and against the European Union that Milei shared
President Javier Milei of Argentina has retweeted a message supporting Elon Musk's opposition to European Union content regulations, coinciding with discussions about the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.
If you call me a thief
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court upheld a law that increases penalties for offenses against the honor of public officials, raising concerns about freedom of expression.
Report reveals how lobbying groups suppress Palestine supporters in Britain
A report exposes the suppression of Palestine supporters in Britain by various lobbying groups, documenting 964 incidents of repression between 2019 and 2025.
Berlinale: festival leaders summoned after speech denouncing 'genocide' in Gaza
The German government is convening leaders from the Berlinale festival following a speech by a Syrian-Palestinian director accusing Germany of complicity in genocide against Palestinians.
Achille Lauro, the return to Ariston between scandals and rebirths: his four (plus one) Sanremo lives
Achille Lauro returns to the Sanremo Festival stage, captivating the audience with his unpredictable performances that blend scandal and artistic expression.
In Germany, a retiree targeted by an investigation after comparing Merz to 'Pinocchio'
A German retiree will not face legal consequences after comparing Chancellor Friedrich Merz to 'Pinocchio' during a Facebook critique, which was deemed a legitimate expression of dissent by local prosecutors.
Expert: Attempting to Exclude Political Themes from Art Borderlines Censorship
An expert discusses the implications of excluding political themes from artistic expression, responding to concerns over potential political propaganda in a recent theater production.
Don't pretend to be Chuck Norris, warns Pauhofová to Fico. She is worried about Slovakia
Actress Táňa Pauhofová expresses her concerns about the political climate in Slovakia, addressing various issues such as censorship and freedom of expression.
The freedom that protects the word
The article emphasizes the importance of freedom of expression in a democracy, highlighting its misunderstood nature and the necessity for critical discourse.
The Protesters Shouted and Would Not Move: The Musicians Kept Playing
The Jerusalem String Quartet faced protests during their concert at the Black Diamond in Copenhagen, a situation they are accustomed to.
Ženja Fokin: the presidential reception was a great applause for Estonian design
Stylist Ženja Fokin praised this year's presidential reception as a celebration of Estonian design, highlighting the dynamic interaction between bold fashion choices and personal expression.
Models were made to pose in coffins
The article discusses a controversial photoshoot where models posed in coffins, sparking debate about appropriateness and artistic expression.
Police return art posters of Trump and Netanyahu in Nazi uniforms to Canberra venue after no charges laid
Canberra police returned art posters depicting various world leaders in Nazi uniforms to a local music venue and decided not to lay charges under new hate symbol laws.
No charges, posters to be returned to Canberra bar after seizures under new hate laws
Canberra police will return seized posters to a local bar owner as they have decided not to press charges under new hate laws.
In a Concentration Camp I Will Be Eva Braun
The performance "Something is Dreaming Us" by Manuela Gandini returns to Milan, merging critical thought and artistic expression while set in a former concentration camp.
What Hair Reveals About Your Health, According to Specialists
Hair is not just dead material; it serves as a biological marvel that reflects the secrets of the body and plays a role in identity and cultural expression.
Chairman of the KBS on the 4th Anniversary of the War in Ukraine / Acts of Compassion and Material Assistance – Especially in This Freezing Period – Should Be a Concrete Expression of the Civilization of Love
Bishop Bernard Bober emphasized the importance of compassion and material aid during the 4th anniversary of the war in Ukraine, advocating for Europe's return to foundational values for peace.
AfD: Theo Müller fails with an injunction
Dairy entrepreneur Theo Müller has failed in his attempt to prevent the organization Campact from labeling him as a supporter of the AfD, according to a ruling by the Hamburg Regional Court.
Federal Court acquits Léo Lins in case that sentenced him to 8 years in prison for prejudiced jokes
The Federal Court acquitted comedian Léo Lins, previously sentenced to over eight years for making discriminatory jokes during a comedy show.
The Deadlock of Antifascism: From Maoists of the 1970s to Jean-Luc Mélenchon
The article discusses the evolution of antifascism in France from its radical roots in the 1970s to its current expression within the French political landscape, focusing on figures like Jean-Luc Mélenchon.
From stress reduction to self-expression: the demand for creative tools is growing
Experts are noting a significant shift in the artistic supplies market in Lithuania, as a broader audience beyond professional artists is engaging in creative expressions, including those seeking emotional well-being.
Josh Dehaas: We don’t need thought police in Ontario
The new hate reporting program in Durham Region may inhibit freedom of expression by allowing citizens to report non-criminal incidents anonymously.
Michael Higgins: Human rights tribunal seeks to bully and punish trans heretics
A ruling by the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal imposes a $750,000 fine on an individual for questioning gender ideology, raising concerns about freedom of expression and compliance with belief systems.
Iran: students have the right to protest, but must not cross boundaries
Iranian government spokesperson emphasizes that while students have the right to protest, they must respect certain boundaries, highlighted by 'red lines' such as sacred symbols and the national flag.
Nisse: How can a simple cap warm so much?
The article reflects on the author's personal journey to embrace wearing hats, particularly caps, and how it has become an unexpected yet comforting choice over time.
A 'Gen Z 212' activist from the diaspora arrested and prosecuted in Morocco
A 'Gen Z 212' activist, Zineb El Kharroubi, who campaigned in France, has been arrested and is currently on trial in Morocco for her social media posts.
Riki Blanco: forbidden
This article discusses a cartoon by Riki Blanco that falls under the category of editorial content due to its opinion-based nature.
Marie Noëlle Ada Meyo: "Gabon deserves much better" [Interview]
An interview discusses Gabon's social media shutdown and the government's stance on communication regulation.
Letter to the Editor. Give more students the chance to create a school newspaper
A ten-year-old student advocates for the revival of school newspapers, emphasizing their educational value and the importance of student expression.
Paty Trial: 'Cartoons are not accepted by any Muslim,' claims an accused
Abdelhakim Sefrioui faces retrial for his role in the hate campaign leading to the assassination of teacher Samuel Paty, reiterating his belief that depictions of the Prophet Muhammad are universally unacceptable to Muslims.
This girl thinks she is a dog... wears fake teeth and tail to look like a dog
A woman who identifies as a dog engages in dog-like behavior and performs tricks for rewards.
Music: the first language of the soul
The article explores the origins of music, emphasizing its role as a fundamental form of human expression long before the advent of written language and organized civilizations.
Court suspends decision to remove Flávio Bolsonaro's post linking PT to trafficking
A court has suspended a previous ruling that ordered the removal of Flávio Bolsonaro's post, which linked the Workers' Party (PT) to trafficking.
Video shows Nathan MacKinnon’s priceless expression when handed Olympic stuffed animal
Nathan MacKinnon displayed a priceless expression of disbelief after receiving an Olympic stuffed animal following Team Canada's overtime loss to the USA in the gold medal hockey match.
What it means to wear many bracelets at once, according to psychology
The use of multiple bracelets is analyzed in psychology as a form of expression that reflects personal traits and emotional states.