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Freedom of speech in La Rossa

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Freedom of speech and expression has often been restricted by La Rossa's government. Although expression has remained relatively free throughout most of the nation's history, several periods have been marked by extensive government repression of dissent, and the right to freedom of expression remains strongly regulated by the state. The Republic of La Rossa offers no innate protection for the liberty of thought, and all mass-distributed forms of expression must pass through government censors before publishing, especially in the case of written and broadcasted media, over which the Rossan state holds an exclusive monopoly over.

History

Restrictions on speech

Print

Radio

Enforcement