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ARTICLE · 05 OCTOBER 2018

Meesha Novel Case

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In this day and age, a microscopic scrutiny of the Government will show us we are only a deemed democratic nation and not one in actuality.

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In this day and age, a microscopic scrutiny of the Government will show us we are only a deemed democratic nation and not one in actuality. If we truly had the rights that are listed in our supreme Constitution, there wouldn't be any journalists and writers who fear for their lives simply because they have the tendency to express their opinions freely.

It's a slippery slope when it comes to deciding what can be published, what is ignorant, what is moral, what is vulgar and what is obscene. Something that offends one person may not offend the other and vice versa. It would be a waste of time and resources for the courts to be preoccupied with matters that may hurt someone's sentiments. Opinions must be encouraged and sought after, they must be welcomed even if the views oppose each other, healthy discussion is essential, and a person must be free to make art or literature in any form that they choose, without worrying about what someone else may think.

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