FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION

FORMAL DEBATE

INTRODUCTION
There are many rights that are violated in our society and among them is this. The right of free speech is fundamental, as it is essential to improve the respect of all human rights. Without the ability to think freely, to denounce injustice and demand changes, men are condemned to the same world of slavery. As people, we are entitled to express, write, publish or communicate our opinions, even if people do not shared it, they should respected it.

INTRODUCTION
The problem with freedom of speech is that it has exceeded the boundaries of what is morally allowed (considering moral as basic standards of public behavior), misunderstanding this freedom with the opportunity to insult and threat. To give a clear meaning of freedom, we would argue with hundreds of writers and philosophers who, through history, have given different meanings to it, but such theories have common facts related to other political ideas that are often associated with it equality, rights, democracy, justice and power.

EXPRESSION
To understand the purpose of freedom of expression, we must first understand what we mean when we demand our right to express ourselves. Expression, given the context, is to formulate ideas and make them known to others. Therefore, freedom of expression is the right to express ideas and make them known, but implicit in this; we can find in the respect for human dignity and avoid falling into slander.

CONCLUSION
Freedom of expression is a human right, that each of us as individuals, have the right to express, write, publish or communicate our opinions.
Such expressions must be, if not shared, respected. Unfortunately, freedom of expression is one of the most inhibited human rights in our country, abuse of authority and corruption has silenced the voices of many.

CONCLUSION
We could spend entire paragraphs trying to find a sociological explanation, we could say that these manifestations come from those countries that have suffered the ravages of violence for decades, say that the internal situation has led us to reduce the freedom of speech or we virtually eliminate our tolerance... Anyway ... Explanations abound, but solutions are few; however, no one can force us to be something we are not.