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US website 'freedom.gov' will allow Europeans to view hate speech and other blocked content

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The US State Department is developing a web portal on freedom.gov to allow Europeans and others to access content banned by their governments, potentially including hate speech and illegal material. This initiative could strain relations between the US and Europe, where content bans typically target illegal items like terrorist propaganda and disinformation. Content creators should be aware of the potential for increased exposure to banned materials and the ensuing legal and ethical implications in different jurisdictions.

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