Mexican Supreme Court Rules Homophobic Language Is Not Protected By ...

Pacific Standard Time — Thursday, March 07, 2013

Mexican Supreme Court Rules Homophobic Language Is Not Protected By ...

The First Chamber of the Mexican Supreme Court of Justice ruled Wednesday that homophobic epithets are not protected under the nation's “freedom of expression” laws. The case dealt with two rival journalists who publicly criticized each other's work ...

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Mexican Supreme Court Rules Homophobic Language Is Not Protected By ...

Mexican Supreme Court Rules Homophobic Language Is Not Protected By ...

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